The Green Mountain Byway Blog
Green Mountain Byway May 2023
Submitted by Tricia Folert. Here in Vermont, we have always said that April showers will bring May flowers, and yes they do... and it brings so much more. Our beloved mud season is here as well as the robins, the hummingbirds, the bears and so many...
Winery, Brewery, Distillery, Dispensary
Submitted by Rockin' Ron Carter. In addition to its natural beauty, the Cambridge, Vermont area offers other ways to relax. Maybe, one of them appeals to your taste buds. Stella 14 Wines was launched in 2020 when David and Lauren Keck took over the...
March means Town Meeting Day!
Submitted by Sarah McShane, Town of Stowe Planning & Zoning Director. On the first Tuesday of March, citizens throughout Vermont come together to elect local officials, approve a budget for the following year, and conduct other local business. ...
Rail Trail in the Winter
By Rockin' Ron Carter. The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail connects 4 towns along the Green Mountain Byway. The towns are Cambridge, Johnson, Hyde Park, and Morristown. It will soon be part of the longest trail network in New England - a 93-mile network...
We LOVE Winter!
By Rockin' Ron Carter. Being in Vermont - you gotta LOVE WINTER! Of course there's snowboarding, skiing, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing at Stowe Mountain Resort, Smugglers' Notch Resort, and Trapp Family Lodge, but there are other places to...
A River of Light in Waterbury
Submitted by Steve Lotspeich. Each year Waterbury celebrates a River of Light Parade in our downtown. The River of Light is Waterbury’s Community Lantern Procession. The event started In December 2010, when artists Gowri Savoor and Angelo Arnold...