The Green Mountain Byway Blog
July 4th Fair meets Festival of the Arts in Jeffersonville
By Rockin' Ron Carter. Cambridge Area Rotary and Cambridge Arts Council have joined forces for the July 4th Festivities in Jeffersonville (a village in Cambridge at the intersection of Vermont Routes 15 and 108). After the 10am Parade, there will...
4 Reasons to Explore Stowe and the Green Mountain Byway this Summer
By Sharon Harper, Go Stowe Located at the foot of Mt. Mansfield, Vermont’s highest peak, Stowe is a four-season destination that has hosted travelers for more than 200 years. One of the best things about Stowe is that you can enjoy world-class...
Exploring Trails and Paths for all Abilities
Submitted by Steve Lotspiech. We have an abundance of great trails and paths for people of all abilities in the northern Green Mountains and throughout the Green Mountain Byway. The Long Trail follows the main spine of the Green Mountains from...
Fabulous Downtown Morrisville
3 Late-Winter Activities Along Vermont’s Green Mountain Byway
By Rockin' Ron Carter with input from Sharon Harper and Ariel Mondlak. Sugaring, Snowshoeing, and Fat Bikes are the subjects of this month's Blog. These are all Late-Winter Activities Along Vermont's Green Mountain Byway. SUGARING - MAPLE SYRUP:...
Skate Away!
By Liz Kauffman. For the past 4 years, Johson's Ice Rink has been a community favorite. The Ice Rink is located at Johnson's Legion Field on School Street. Local volunteer and Johnson resident, Brian Raulinaitis, maintains the rink by laying the...