From the newly minted trail network “The Driving Range” to a proposed new trail system at Sugarbush, there’s a move to make mountain bike trails accessible to all riders.
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Six Leading Organizations in Outdoor Recreation Launch New Initiative to Enhance Trail Accessibility Across Vermont
The Vermont Trails and Greenways Council (VTGC) is excited to announce, along with five other partner organizations, the launch of the Vermont Trail Accessibility Hub, a collaborative initiative aimed at […]
VTGC 2024 Board Slate Announced
VTGC voted on its 2024 slate of board members at the May 3 annual meeting – Check it out here. Thanks to this fantastic group of volunteers. As VTGC completes its […]
$6.3 Million in VOREC Grants Boost Outdoor Recreation Across Vermont
Congratulations to the 51 organizations who received funding in this year’s four tracks: Implementation, Project Development, Outdoor Equity, and Flood Recovery. Grant recipients, FPR staff, and VOREC partners met at […]
Recreation Trails Program (RTP) Announces Application Timeline
RTP grants are federally funded on an annual basis through the United States Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and are administered at the State level in Vermont through […]
Youth Conservation Crews Head Out to Repair Damage From 2023 Floods
The May 22 Seven Days issue featured a story about VYCC’s work repairing trails and outdoor recreation assets damaged in the July 2023 floods. Read the full article here https://www.sevendaysvt.com/news/youth-conservation-crews-head-out-to-repair-damage-from-2023-floods-40955296
