From December 1922 to April 1925, the Green Mountain Club published The Green Mountain News twice yearly to share club news and activities. The magazine saw a title change in 1925 and morphed over time from a four-page black and white newsletter to the full-color quarterly magazine members receive today.
Receiving the Long Trail News is a benefit of Green Mountain Club membership. Here we provide recent past magazines for all to enjoy. (Want to enjoy this membership perk? Join today!)
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From the Winter 2024 Issue: No More Pit Privies! | New Visitor Center to Open to Public in 2025 | 1.5 Miles of Long Trail Protected | Burrows Trail Restoration Complete | Winter Bucket List
From the Fall 2024 Issue: Dedicating Jean Haigh Cabin | Forest City Bridge Built | Investing in Volunteer Training | Trail Talk: Waterbars | Strategic Conservation Plan
From the Summer 2024 Issue: 301 New End to Enders! | How They Got Their Trail Names | Turn Around Triumphs Essay Contest | Trail Talk: Brush-Ins and Social Trails | Geology of the Long Trail | Climate Change and Land Conservation
From the Spring 2024 Issue: The CCC and the Long Trail | The Three Musketeers Across Time (series) | Reconnecting with Nature | Young Adventurers Club | Remembering Harry T Peet, Jr. | Winter Highlights of the Field Programs Team
The full digitized archive of both The Green Mountain News and the Long Trail News is available on the GMC Montpelier section’s website. Many thanks to Ken Hertz for his work over the years in making the historic archive accessible.
Share Your Long Trail Experience!
We encourage members and nonmembers to contribute manuscripts, photos, illustrations and story ideas. Please email Chloe Miller, Long Trail News editor, with photos, feedback, story pitches, or completed submissions, at [email protected]
Letters to the Editor
We welcome your feedback on essays in the magazine or club business in general. Email feedback to Chloe Miller, [email protected]. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.
Copy
Writers—amateur and professional, young and young at heart—are encouraged to submit articles or pitches relating to Vermont hiking and natural history. GMC reserves editorial discretion. Email Chloe Miller, [email protected]. Due to volume of submissions received, we can not reply to all submissions.
Photographs
Have you captured a stunning long-range mountain view, wildlife in its natural habitat, or hikers simply enjoying the trail? High resolution (300 dpi minimum) digital images depicting life on the Long Trail, Vermont Appalachian Trail, and Northeast Kingdom Trails are always desirable.
Advertising
As of 2020, we no longer include print advertisements in the Long Trail News. For information on sharing your business with GMC’s 10,000-member base, please explore our business memberships option.
For More Information:
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Email: Chloe Miller, [email protected]
