• Warrren

    CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER - 4 miles. 450' elevation gain. A brief stop to admire scenic Warren Falls, followed by a hike on the Blueberry Lake trail system. This is a network of easy mountain biking trails with a very nice view of the Green Mountains. Contact Leaders: Steve or Heather Bailey, 622-4516 or stevecbailey@gmail.com...

  • Hike – Worcester & Calais

    5-6 miles on the Ellis-Bruce and Town of Calais trails. We'll start and end on Kaeding Rd in Worcester. Leaders: Cynthia Martin & George Longenecker (802) 229-9787 or georgelongenecker17@gmail.com 

  • Hike – Owl’s Head Mountain

    9am, August 20,2023 Sunday - Hike - Owl’s Head via the Telephone Line and Owl’s Head Trails. Moderate 4.1 miles out and back with ~600’ of elevation gain. The Owls Head trail is a moderate walk to a scenic vista of Lake Groton, Kettle Pond and the Green Mountains. A great hike for adults and...

  • Hike – Worcester Mountain

    September 9, 2023 Saturday – Hike - Worcester Mountain, Worcester. Moderate/Difficult. 5.0 miles round trip with 1,970 ft. elevation gain. Moderate ascent on woods trail for 1.3 miles followed by a steeper climb to the top. Excellent 360 degree views of the Green and White Mountains from view points along the trail and from the...

  • Millstone Quarries hike

    Hike a four mile loop through some of the most scenic parts of the Millstone quarries, including the Rock of Ages lookout and a view of the one remaining working quarry.  The fall is the best time to see these quarries, when the aspen trees will be in full color.  We will move at a...

  • Peacham Bog Hike

    Peacham. About 5 miles and 500 feet elevation gain. Peacham Bog is home to trees, shrubs, plants, and birds unique to wetlands. The hike from Green Bay Road is on a rolling woods road, a forest trail, and a boardwalk. Bring lunch, snack, and water.  Contact leader Phyllis Rubenstein for meeting time and place at...

  • Stowe – Lake Mansfield

    Celebrate Long Trail Day with a hike from Lake Mansfield to Taylor Lodge.  Elevation gain is 1000ft, round trip is 4 miles, difficulty is moderate.  Fall foliage is getting started and the colors should be good higher up. Contact leaders Steve and Heather Bailey for meeting time and place: stevecbailey@gmail.com or 609-424-9238. Long Trail Day is...

  • Berlin

     4 miles. 600 ft elevation gain. Moderate. Join Bob Popp, Vermont State Botanist for 33 years, for a hike on Irish Hill Trail in Berlin. We will not be hiking to the top of Irish Hill, but on the mountain biking trails which leave to the north from the same trailhead. (See the Red Loop...

  • Hike Esqua Bog

    Monday, June 23. Hike. Easy. 2.5+ miles total. Hartland.  Eshqua Bog. Hike on the 460-foot boardwalk to view bog and fen plants including showy lady's slipper, yellow lady's slipper, bog orchid, green orchids, and more; then hike the 1-mile  loop trail in surrounding woods. Afterwards we will drive to the Quechee Gorge Visitor Center in...

  • Hike Peacham Bog

    Easy. 4-5 miles. Peacham. Peacham Bog. Hike from trailhead at Green Bay Loop Road along old woods road/logging road to forest trail to bog boardwalk.  We may access the bog at other points as well.  We'll be observing unique bog plants.  Bring snack, lunch, and water. Insect repellent and sunscreen recommended.  Contact Leader:  Phyllis Rubenstein...

  • Hike Bamforth Ridge

    There are two options for this hike, which is part of the GMC's Long Trail Day.  We will all start at the Long Trail trailhead on River Road in Duxbury. The first group will hike to the Duxbury Wiindow, a distance of 1.5 miles.  Those who want to hike further will go another mile, just...

  • Mt Hunger from Middlesex

    Hike Mt Hunger from Middlesex. Moderate difficulty. 5.3 miles round trip, 2000 ft elevation gain.  Contact Jonathan Harries harjon72@hotmail.com or Steve Bailey stevecbailey@gmail.com for more information.  

  • Millstone Quarries hike

    The Quarries Disc Golf Course 44 Brook St, Websterville, VT, United States

    Websterville. Easy.  Hike a four mile loop through some of the most scenic parts of the Millstone quarries, including the Grand Lookout with its wall of granite sculptures.  The fall is the best time to see these quarries, when the aspen trees will be in full color.  We will move at a relaxed pace, as...