Editorial 

A Time of Change

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 1735 Views 0 Comment black lives matter

It’s time to realize just how lucky we are.  If there is one thing these last few months have taught

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Adventures Camping + Parks Gadgets + Gifts Gear 

A Tent for Every Campsite

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 3170 Views 0 Comment Best Gear, camping, drive-in camping, fastpacking, group camping, island camping, sleeping gear, tents

Summer vacation plans scrapped and kids’ camps cancelled? It’s time to think about a new tent, and the perfect places

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Adventures News Swimming 

Dive Into (Recent) History

July 2, 2020July 9, 2020 Sophie Hiland 2708 Views 0 Comment DiveVT, Lake Champlain, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, scuba diving, Vermont Division for Historic Preservation

Lake Champlain may soon have a new wreck to explore. By Sophie Hiland You probably won’t be traveling to the

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Adventures Swimming 

Swim the Length of Champlain

July 2, 2020July 30, 2020 Sophie Hiland 2360 Views 0 Comment Lake Champlain, swimming

If you really want to know Vermont, try swimming the length of Lake Champlain and camping along the way. By

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Adventures Swimming 

A Week Swimming Vermont’s Wild Lakes

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 3101 Views 0 Comment Caspian Lake, Crystal Lake State Park, distance swimming, Echo Lake, Island Pond, Lake Memphremagog, Lake Seymour, NEK Swim Week, Northeast Kingdom Swim Week, swimming

Some people travel to the Northeast Kingdom to tackle new mountain bike trails. These swimmers head there to conquer new lakes

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Adventures Camping + Parks Paddling 

The Undiscovered State Forest

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 2539 Views 0 Comment camping, Groton State Forest, Groton State Park, island camping, paddling

In Groton State Forest, a quiet and undiscovered campsite is just a short paddle away.  Story and Photos By Nathanael

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Adventures Biking 

Ted King’s Wildest Gravel Ride

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 1359 Views 0 Comment #DIYGravel, cycling, gravel, gravel grinder, Gravel Race, Gravel Riding, gravel touring, Ted King

What’s it like to ride 310 miles across Vermont in one day, on gnarly gravel? By Ted King A 310-mile

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Adventures Paddling 

Paddling the ADK’s Lost Ponds with Bill McKibben

July 2, 2020August 10, 2020 Sophie Hiland 2999 Views 1 Comment Adirondacks, Bill McKibben, paddle, paddling, The Adirondacks, The Hornbeck

The Adirondacks are riddled with quiet waterways and Lost Ponds. This may be the perfect way to find them. Plus,

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