Freedom and Bikes

When I first learned to ride a bike, it meant two things: freedom and joy. The joy came from going

Elle Purrier-St. Pierre’s Run for the Finals

On Friday morning, Elle Purrier-St. Pierre ran for the Olympic finals in the 1,500 meter. In the hot, humid weather

By Katy Savage/Photo courtesy Tom Lepesqueur In mid-July, Rochester trailbuilder Tom Lepesqueur was cursing the rain but he kept plugging

“Perhaps one of the best pieces of advice my dad ever gave me was ‘Don’t tone it down,’” says Ilona

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To put it simply: I have a passion for rafts. Do I mean the yellow rubber behemoths that bounce down

Note: this is an expert-level paddling trip. For easier multi-day trips, see 5 Weekend Paddles on the Maine Island Trail

Photos by Jesse Schloff “We started going there as kids,” Stowe-based photographer Jesse Schloff remembers. “My parents would pile us

In Vermont, we tend to take being superhuman for granted. In a state that has a disproportionate number of world