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Ethan Allen Cave Guided Hike @ Branbury State Park

Hike to the fabled Ethan Allen Cave and learn about the Green Mountain Boys and the daughters of the American Revolution!

A moderate hike that totals about 1.5 miles - meet at the Nature Center at Branbury State Park at 10:30am.

Make sure to bring bug spray, some good hiking shoes, and water.

To sign up, please email christinajhawley@gmail.com

Ethan Allen Cave Guided Hike @ Branbury State Park

Hike to the fabled Ethan Allen Cave and learn about the Green Mountain Boys and the daughters of the American Revolution!

A moderate hike that totals about 1.5 miles - meet at the Nature Center at Branbury State Park at 10:30am.

Make sure to bring bug spray, some good hiking shoes, and water.

To sign up, please email christinajhawley@gmail.com

Ethan Allen Cave Guided Hike @ Branbury State Park

Hike to the fabled Ethan Allen Cave and learn about the Green Mountain Boys and the daughters of the American Revolution!

A moderate hike that totals about 1.5 miles - meet at the Nature Center at Branbury State Park at 10:30am.

Make sure to bring bug spray, some good hiking shoes, and water.

To sign up, please email christinajhawley@gmail.com

Norcross Trail Section Hike @ Mt Ascutney State Park

Hike the Norcross Trail from the Brownsville Trailhead to the Windsor Trailhead.  After some elevation gain to Norcross on the Brownsville Trail, it’s an around the mountain, moderate hike, which is new to many hikers.  3 miles.  Meet at the Windsor Trailhead parking lot for shuffling of cars to the Brownsville Trailhead.

 

HIKE TO FIND A GEOCACHE @ Mt Ascutney State Park

Curious about the geocaching you have heard about?  Join the Park Interpreter on a hike to find one of the hidden caches on the mountain. Meet at the parking lot at the top of the toll road, from which we will hike down the Windsor Trail to the log shelter.  There is a cache nearby, and the Interpreter will show you how to find it using your iPhone compass.  We will return  to the parking lot by the Futures Trail and Futures Link. Moderate and rocky.

 

Note:  Most mobile phones come with a compass, and it will be good to check before you come.  If you don’t have one, free basic compass apps are available for download.

 

Aquadventure! Paddle Tour at Ricker Pond State Park

*FOR RICKER POND & NEW DISCOVERY CAMPERS ONLY* - Explore Ricker Pond with a master naturalist seeking wildlife, uncommon plants + 8,000 years of human history. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Boat rentals FREE, 1st come/1st serve, space is limited!  *If using park boats, get paddles/jackets from Park Office in time for boats to launch by 4:15pm  90min.

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