Have you dreamed of hiking the 272-mile Long Trail? Whether you want to thru hike it in one go (taking an average of 20-30 days) or hike it in sections (finishing it in one year or a lifetime), you’re still what we call an “End-to-Ender” when you’re done. Over 5,000 hikers have registered their End-to-End […]
Staff Favorite Mud Season Activities
Once mud season starts, even GMC staff members have to take a break from hiking Vermont’s mountains. We tend to stick to the valleys instead, giving the trails plenty of time to dry out. Check out some of our favorite mud season activities below: Mollie Flanigan, Land Stewardship Coordinator Canoeing in the Champlain Valley In mud […]
Mud Season Has Arrived!
Help Protect Fragile Trail Environments Spring has sprung, although it’s not always easy to tell in Vermont. One day it dumps 6″ of snow, the next it’s 50° and sunny, and the back and forth wreaks havoc on our beloved trails. When the snow finally melts in town and at trailheads, it’s tempting to hope […]
Suffragette, Pianist, Traveler: Some Remarkable Women in GMC History
This article was written by Reidun Nuquist and originally appeared in the Spring 2015 Long Trail News. If you are familiar with club history, you know that all twenty-three incorporators of the Green Mountain Club were men. In 1910, a woman’s place was still in the home, where she was expected to find fulfillment in Kinder, Küche, […]
Early Spring Wildflowers of Vermont
This article was written by Mollie Flanigan, Land Stewardship Coordinator. Now that spring has sprung, let us welcome in the season with anticipation and appreciation for the amazing plants that are about to erupt from the frozen ground and usher in the growing season. First to spring into the landscape may not be as well […]
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