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The Manchester Section of Green Mountain Club’s Young Adventurers Club enjoyed a low key camp-out at Burr and Burton’s Mountain Campus on Saturday night. It was the first event of it’s type around here and thoroughly enjoyable! We cooked out,… Continue Reading →
Join us for our next section activity on August 6 – check the activity calendar for details. We will be planning our fall activities at this meeting, so come with some suggestions.
Three people participated in the campout at Woodford State Park and then the hike and exporation of part of the Aiken Wilderness ( a trailless area). By all reports they had a great time.
We had 8 people who participated in this. We did some work removing some invasive species, learned a lot, had great company, and have received some excellent resources for further work on our own with this. Thank you to Colleen… Continue Reading →
Join us for an Invasive Species and Habitat Restoration workshop on Friday June 20 at Woodford State Park, taught by biologists from VT Forest. Parks and Recreation. PLEASE RSVP TO MARGE FISH AT or 802-384-3654 or 802-824-3662 BY JUNE 17… Continue Reading →
The annual meeting for the Green Mountain Club is this Saturday June 14 at Mountain Meadows Lodge in Killington with activities and hikes starting with a 6:30 am bird walk and running through the evening. The general membership meeting is… Continue Reading →
With a group of 10, terrific weather, minimal bugs while hiking, the hike to Little Rock Pond and back was a great success.
Join us for an afternoon hike to Little Rock Pond on the Log Trail on Sunday June 1. Check the activities calendar for details.
On Saturday 5/24, 12 hikers walked the Root Beer Ridge trail in Weston VT. In spite of a forecast for rain, we had just ashort time with a light drizzle and then partial sunshine and a fine day. The woods… Continue Reading →
We have completed all the blow down removal and water bar cleaning for the spring walk through of our trail section (Rt 11/30 to Griffith Lake) over four trips – three with groups from the Mountain School in Winhal and… Continue Reading →