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Every winter, perhaps excluding the last one, visitors from all over the world flock to Vermont for snowy wonderland activities. Whether boarding down a half-pipe,...

So many trails, so little time!

Thin blue lines wind across the slab of hardwood, clearly suggesting the curving shores of a lake. Rising from the shoreline, detailed carvings capture the...

Mud season might limit your hiking adventures — but you have other options, we promise.  The transition from winter to spring in Vermont means mud-laden trails and restrictions on where you can hike.  "Rain and melting snow at higher elevations are keeping many of Vermonts hiking trails wet and muddy," Vermont State Parks wrote on its website. "When hikers tramp on saturated soils, they cause soil compaction and erosion as well as damage to the trail and surrounding vegetation." Fear not...

Eastern ski areas offer a wide variety of terrain that appeals to both novices and skilled skiers and snowboarders alike. From New Englands classic runs to the Catskills family-friendliness trails to the slopes of West Virginia and North Carolina where youll find far fewer crowds, there are resorts of all types to be found along the East Coast. Along with sprawling resorts owned and operated by the likes of Vail Resorts, you can also find many family-run resorts dotting New England and upstate ...