June 19th, 2019 by Kim Dixon
The Mad River Valley is welcoming a new business to the community that specializes in Vermont Fly Fishing products and excursions. The Silver Trout is owned by Stuart Hayden, a lifelong fly fisherman. His mission is to provide premium fly fishing accessories for other fisherman to enjoy. Through his own experience and extensive research, Stu … read full article
June 5th, 2019 by Kim Dixon
When you picture a Vermont vacation, I’m sure you picture gorgeous mountain views, fun hiking and walking trails, small country shops, and delicious homemade maple treats. If not, we recommend you add those things to the list because it’s some of the best that Vermont has to offer. Let’s focus on hiking and walking trails, … read full article
June 3rd, 2019 by Peter MacLaren
“The Mad River Valley is known for skiing, but what else is there to do?” For clues to your Vermont adventure print and complete this crossword; you can do all these activities, see all these places, do all these things, and more here in the Mad River Valley. We suggest you print it out, fill … read full article
April 26th, 2019 by Kim Dixon
Mountain Biking; a sport, an activity, a workout, an adventure. Mountain Biking offers an opportunity to explore nature on your own terms, challenge yourself physically, and have a ton of fun while you do both. The Mad River Riders have put together what they call, “one of Vermont’s sweetest multi-use trail networks” boasting over 45 … read full article
April 8th, 2019 by Kim Dixon
With the changing seasons in Vermont, it can often feel like an entirely different state. The views transform from icy, greyscale paintings to explosions of warm color to rich, lush green forests. The seasons are as unique in sights as they are in activities, with skiing, apple picking, hiking, shopping, sugaring, camping, all trading off with … read full article
February 21st, 2019 by srsm
Wildlife corridors allow for safe routes for animals, plants and fish. They are a link of wildlife habitat, generally native vegetation, which joins two or more areas of similar wildlife habitat. Vermont’s wildlife requires food, water, shelter and mates to survive and reproduce. Different species travel different distances to meet these basic needs. As they move from one large … read full article
January 8th, 2019 by Kim Dixon
So you’re planning a trip to Vermont. I think we can all agree that Vermont’s Mad River Valley is an excellent place for winter sports enthusiasts of all kinds. Skiing and snowboarding in particular, at least that’s what I’ve heard. I’m no skier, but luckily winter fun in Vermont is boundless. Say you find yourself … read full article
November 21st, 2018 by srsm
No two snowflakes are alike and that was discovered in Vermont! Winter is fully upon us and the snowflakes are floating softly through the air. The landscape is blanketed in white and is oh so beautiful. If you were a kid growing up in snow country you tried to catch snowflakes on your tongue. Why? … read full article
March 30th, 2018 by corey
Spring is here … at least in date, if not in spirit. Soon (we promise) we’ll be past all this cold weather and can get to biking and hiking Mad River Valley! Here at West Hill House B&B, in Warren, VT, we love the great outdoors. Call us biased but we think Vermont’s Green Mountains … read full article
July 28th, 2017 by corey
There’s nothing quite like a romantic getaway that includes the great outdoors and now is the perfect time to explore Mad River Valley hiking trails. Let West Hill House B&B’s lodging specials – and our special area – help make your romantic summer hiking getaway the best it can be! We here at West Hill … read full article
May 29th, 2017 by corey
Vermont’s Mad River Valley is crisscrossed with seemingly endless miles of mountain biking trails and well-maintained roads. If you’ve a passion for getting out on the old velocipede, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more friendly or scenic area to do it in! Vermont has long been a bicycle-friendly state. Exploring trails or traveling from … read full article
April 25th, 2017 by srsm
Serving it up: Mud season is a gray and rainy time here is the northeast. The snow has melted, the ground is thawing and the rain is coming down. Sometimes a sweet and gooey baked treat is the perfect pick-me-up on a gray and rainy day. This baked treat fits the bill perfectly, a brownie-like cake base … read full article