GMC Manchester Section

 Thanks to the many donors who have contributed to this fundraising effort, we (Green Mountain Club Manchester Section) have reached our goal of $262,000. Next steps are to meet with Vt FP&R, ATC, GMC, and Bromley Ski area and get… Continue Reading →

At our March 24th Pot Luck and Annual Meeting we elected our section officers for the next year. Our Officers for April 2019 through March 2020 are as follows: President – Marge Fish – marge.fish@gmail.com for any questions Vice President… Continue Reading →

Preston Bristow Saturday, February 9, 7 p.m. Manchester Community Library, Manchester Hosted by the Manchester Section Vermont’s logging railroads lacked the scale of New York’s Adirondack Mountains, where no fewer than 22 logging railroads reached deep into old growth forests…. Continue Reading →

Interested in a great summer outdoors? Green Mountain Club is starting to interview for summer seasonal employment. Go to  https://www.greenmountainclub.org/about/employment-opportunities/seasonal-jobs/  for more information.

Mud Season Has Arrived! April 5, 2018 by Kristin McLane 24 Comments Help Protect Fragile Trail Environments Artwork by Emily Benning. Spring has sprung, although it’s not always easy to tell in Vermont.  One day it dumps 6″ of snow, the next it’s… Continue Reading →

Green Mountain Club James P Taylor Outdoor                   Adventure Series Event A Mountaineering Life in            Deed and Word    Bob Hauptman Friday, April 6, 7 p.m. Manchester Community Library, Manchester. Join author and mountaineer Bob Hauptman for a presentation… Continue Reading →

Funding tightens for local Long Trail caretakers The sun rises behind Little Rock Pond, resting along the Long Trail. The recreation area, in Danby, is one of many that could be impacted by the lack of funding for the GMC’s… Continue Reading →

 A wonderful article from the Barre Times-Argus: The path back Author(s): Candace Page Date: August 10, 2014 Section: FEATURES BOLTON — Mike DeBonis walked with a woodsman’s easy strides through a jungly floodplain forest of red maple and scrawny elms bordering the future path of… Continue Reading →