TRAIL MAPS & CONDITIONS
April 6th to 13th
Trails closed: No foot or tire traffic allowed
Enjoy Vermont’s spring swings with temperatures ranging from 18 to 70 degree F; Our trails will see some snow, rain, and sunshine over the next 7 days. Please check our trail conditions for updates; We appreciate your patience and understanding. Eager for the trails to be back in tip top shape? Check out our spring trail work series which kicks off this Sunday.
Allowed usage:
- Folks can park in our main lot and walk Governor Chittenden Road or other, more durable surfaces.
- Night Loop lights are off for the season
- Rentals are closed until trails dry out
Remember: If you are leaving a track, please turn back. When snow is soft/thin, the ground underneath is also soft. Please travel carefully to avoid damaging the trail base during this sensitive time of year.
Remember to member up! Membership comes with many benefits, including early camp access.
Please review our Spring Trail Mantras:
For the sake of all trail users please be patient during freeze thaw cycles. Thank you for helping us steward these trails.
If you are leaving a muddy track, please turn back.
If the ground is covered in 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.
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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.
