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For information on Vermont State Parks: www.vtstateparks.com/ The Great Outdoors Resources Page (GORP) has information on Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest: www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/US_National_Forest/vt_green.HTM National Park Service units in Vermont: http://data2.itc.nps.gov/parksearch/state.cfm?st=vt Mountain bike trails with detailed maps and descriptions from Vermont mountain biking books at Trails.com: Bike rides on Vermont roads and paved pathways from road biking books at Trails.com: Montpelier Area Mountain Bike Association: www.bikemamba.org New England Mountain Bike Association: http://www.nemba.org/ Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition promotes bicycling and walking for transportation, health, recreation: www.vtbikeped.org/ The Horse Trails and Campground Directory has information on bridle paths, trailheads, horse campgrounds, overnight stay facilities, and bed & breakfasts Greenways and Community Trails Island Line is a regional 12-mile trail uniting the Burlington Waterfront Bikeway and the Colchester Causeway: www.localmotion.org/islandline/index.htm Lake Champlain Bikeways in Burlington, VT: www.champlainbikeways.org Mad River Path Association supports community, ecology and health through public pathways in the Mad River Valley: www.madriverpath.com/ Upper Valley Trails Alliance brings conservationists, landowners, and recreation and economic interests together to explore new trails and linking existing ones: www.uvtrails.org Hiking trail maps, hike descriptions, and Vermont topographic maps at Trails.com: Hike Vermont has more resources and trip descriptions on the Long Trail: www.hikevermont.com/ The Burlington section of the Green Mountain Club has scheduled hikes and a newsletter: http://homepages.together.net/~compass//BGMCNews.html VTskate provides information on events and trails for in-line skating in Vermont: http://homepages.together.net/~vtskate/ American Volkssport Association year-round walking and Volkssport Event Calendar Hiking trails along the Appalachian Trail (AT) in Vermont at Trails.com: The 150 miles of the Appalachian Trail in VT passes through woods and overgrown farmlands, and 100 miles of the "Long Trail" along the rugged crest of the Green Mountains The Green Mountain Club and its 9500 members share a love for hiking and a commitment to preserving and protecting the Long Trail System: www.greenmountainclub.org/ The Long Trail is a hiking path 265 miles along the entire length of Vermont. Available are topographic maps, photos and brief descriptions of the trail: www.longtrailhike.com/ The Cross Vermont Trail is proposed to be Vermont's first east-west, long-distance, multi-use trail spanning 75 miles from the Connecticut River in Wells River to Lake Champlain in Burlington: http://www.crossvermont.org/ Vermont ATV Sportsman's Association: www.vtvasa.org New England Trail Riders Association has photos, events, and clubs: http://www.netra.org/
Vermont rail-trails including maps, access points, and history from rails-to-trails books at Trails.com: The New England Rail Trail site has existing and proposed trail information, maps, and articles for New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massacusetts, and New York: www.new-england-rail-trails.org Vermont cross-country skiing areas and ski trails with trail maps and directions at Trails.com: Vermont snowshoeing routes and trails with detailed maps and directions at Trails.com: The Catamount Trail is Vermont's 300 mile cross-country ski trail: www.catamounttrail.org The Connecticut Valley Sno-Riders snowmobile club: http://www.ctvalleysnoriders.com/ Northern Vermont Cross-country, Backcountry and Telemark Skiing covers a lot of ground: http://salus.med.uvm.edu/VTXCSki.htm The Vermont Association of Snow Travellers maintains Snowmobiling in Vermont with trail conditions, events, contacts, and regulations: http://www.vtvast.org Canoeing, water trails, and other flatwater paddling routes on Vermont lakes and rivers at Trails.com: Vermont whitewater kayaking and rafting, with maps and launch points at Trails.com: The Northern Forest Canoe Trail works to establish a 740-mile water trail along historic Native American routes across NY, VT, NH, ME, and Quebec: http://northernforestcanoetrail.org/
Statewide Advocacy and Resources Vermont Trails & Greenways Council promotes the development and maintenance of trails, coordinates public and private trail efforts, encourages education programs: www.vermonttrailsandgreenways.org
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