‘Tis The Season

This issue, we focus on two seasons that converge at this time of year—hunting season and holiday shopping—both vital to

Lost In Vermont

Don’t curse those dirt roads. Explore them. There was one small sign at the four-way intersection and it was in

Take this, interweb shoppers: brick-and-mortar outdoor shops are thriving in Vermont. In January, Vermont TrailWear (a sibling to Burlington’s Ski

May 3, 2018 Lisa Lynn 464 Views VOREC

Thirty years ago, Burlington’s Vermont City Marathon kicked off with 525 marathoners, and the Vermont 100 drew 145 ultra runners

Vermont’s athletes take the front row in witnessing climate change. On Sunday, January 7, 2018 Burlington set a record. For

Vermont’s landscape is intimate. It is not a place of vast forests and formidable mountains. Even in our most remote

“Stay close to the serenity of a lake to meet your own peace of mind.” — Munia Khan, To Evince the

Governor Phil Scott today issued Executive Order 11-17, establishing the Vermont Outdoor Recreation Economic Collaborative (VOREC), a task force to