TRAIL MAPS & CONDITIONS
Dec 4th-8th
Skis the day!
We picked up another 2″ of snow today and flurries are still in the air. We rolled loops on both sides of the network yesterday and Andy is currently out refreshing them. Conditions are soft and fun.
Skis, fat bikes and snowshoes are required for accessing the trails now. Stay tuned for fat bike grooming updates.
Remember to member up in December! Membership comes with many benefits, including early camp access. We’ve updated camp schedules and offerings for 2026, with increased spaces for our youngest campers and a new advanced bike camp option.
While pedestrian/snowshoe access is complementary, trail maintenance, grooming and organizational support are expensive.
Please support our nonprofit’s year round stewardship.
Governor Chittenden Road is almost always a great option for walking, running and riding too. See Trail Conditions.
Please check Guest Service & Rental Hub Hours for updated coverage.
Trail Mantras
Please review our Winter Trail Mantras:
If you are leaving a track, please turn back.
If the ground is fully white, wearing snowshoes is right.
Ski wherever your heart desires, single track is best for snowshoes and tires.
Ski tracks are set to glide, make sure to snowshoe and ride to the side.
For the sake of all trail users please be patient during freeze thaw cycles. Thank you for helping us steward these trails.
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Catamount Outdoor Family Center is our area’s centrally located and most extensive professionally maintained multi-use trail network. The trails offer non-motorized, recreational opportunities for people of all ages and ability levels.
