Osprey Zealot, Keen Owyhee, Trout River Rainbow Red | Gear and Beer August 2012
August 1st, 2012 | by Josh Gleiner
Gear: Osprey Zealot The folks at Osprey just know how to construct a pack and really are producing some of
Browsing the "Paddling" Category
Mad Triathlon | Race Recap July 2012
July 1st, 2012 | by Phyl Newbeck
May 12, 2012, Waitsfield This year, the folks at Sugarbush decided to do something different with the Sugarbush Adventure Games, partnering
The Latest and Greatest in New Paddling Products
May 1st, 2012 | by Phyl Newbeck
For folks who enjoy the water, there are exciting new kayaks and paddling products on the market. Vermont Sports checked
The Sound of Silence | 5 Places to Find Quiet Water for Paddling
May 1st, 2012 | by Vermont Sports
As John Hayes and Alex Wilson write in their book Quiet Water: New Hampshire and Vermont, published by the Appalachian
Craig Hadden | Reader Athlete Dec. 2011
December 1st, 2011 | by Phyl Newbeck
Age: 72 Residence: Barnard Family: Wife, Joan; two children, and six grandchildren Occupation: Semi-retired engineer Primary sport: Backcountry/Catamount Trail skiing,
Curing “Nature Deficit Disorder” With Canoes
December 1st, 2011 | by Madeline Murray-Clasen
How many times have you thought about canoeing that river that’s just a mile or so from your back door?
(Dry) Suit Yourself | Cold-Weather Paddling Is Fun, But Not for Everyone
November 1st, 2011 | by Phyl Newbeck
It’s November. Time to put away the paddles and take out the skis, right? Not necessarily. As long as bodies
RESULTS: Josh Billings RunAground 2011
October 18th, 2011 | by Vermont Sports
Josh Billings RunAground Sun Sept 18, 2011 | Lenox, MA Timing by: Platt Systems | Printer Friendly Race RESULTS CANOE
Taking It All in Stride: A Groundbreaking Sports Mentoring Program for Girls Celebrates 10 Years
September 1st, 2011 | by Sarah Tuff
For so many Vermonters, it’s a simple enough concept: put skis on car, drive, ski; pick up basketball, go to
From Vermont Sports: The Power of One
September 1st, 2011 | by Sky Barsch
Stride, the Wright Foundation for Female Athletes, celebrates a decade this year. The organization, based in Ferrisburgh, helps underprivileged girls