GMC Manchester Section: December 2013

Monday, December 30, 2013

Snowshoe to Stratton Pond

Join us in welcoming in the New Year with a snowshoe to Stratton Pond - details in the activities calendar

Hike up Mt Antoine

Five of us had a great hike up Mt Antoine in Merck Forest and Farmland Center on Saturday December 28.

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Mother nature provided about 8 inches of new snow in the Equinox Preservation Trust for us this morning and four hikers showed up with snowshoes at the ready for the first snowshoe hike of this winter season. Several others were signed up to go but after waiting an extra 15 minutes for them, we decided to head out, leaving our track if anyone showed up any later.

The next two snow shoe hikes are scheduled over the holiday time - Saturday December 28 a trip in Merck Forest and January 1 a welcome in the New Year trip to Stratton Pond - details are on the calendar. Hope to see many people welcoming in the New Year with us.

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About The Greeen Mountain Club - Manchester Section

One hundred and three years ago, GMC founding members set out to blaze a trail that traveled Vermont's high mountain ridges. Today--thanks to your valuable support--the Long Trail is a 273-mile footpath with 175 miles of side trails and 70 primitive overnight sites enjoyed by families, school groups, end-to-end hikers, and individuals like you. Your membership keeps the Long Trail System well maintained and accessible to the public. Even if you do not hike very often on the Long Trail system your membership dues help us to protect and maintain this Vt gem. Please continue your commitment to the Long Trail by renewing your membership in the Manchester Section of the Green Mountain Club today.

The Manchester Section is growing, with over a dozen dedicated volunteers and several school and groups doing our spring and fall trail work as well as other projects. Many thanks go to Dave Ratti, who is the Trails and Shelters Coordinator for this Section. Any and all are invited to contact Dave for information regarding trail work and projects: (802) 366-0698 or dbrspruce@gmail.com

We host numerous snowshoeing trips in the winter, with an occasional xc ski trips as well, and have numerous work trips in the fall and spring. As our active membership has grown we also host spring, summer, and fall hiking trips. We hold potluck dinner meetings three times annually in spring, summer, and fall. These are posted on the website and announced via email. We've been holding these at alternating homes. All are welcome to attend. Bookmark this website www.gmcmanchester.org for our calendar and events!

Finally, we're able to provide a regular newsletter and advance notice about local trips and projects. Simply send your email address to Marge at marge.fish@gmail.com. All email communication is done bcc so you do not have to worry about anyone else getting your email address.

Renew your membership and continue to receive the quarterly Long Trail News, 10% off GMC guidebooks and club merchandise, and discounts on GMC lectures, and education workshops. Most importantly, enjoy knowing that your membership works to strengthen the club's efforts to preserve the Long Trail and the beautiful lands it crosses.

We value your membership--without it we cannot accomplish all that we do! Please renew today and help sustain the Green Mountain Club's stewardship of the entire Long Trail System and the Appalachian Trail in Vermont. Thank you for your contribution to Vermont's outstanding hiking trails!

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Our Activities Calendar!

Our New and Improved Activities Calendar is the source of up-to-date activitites the the Manchester Section is doing. We will try to post exciting activities to the main page, but keep an eye on the activities calendar for the most detailed and timely information!

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Monday, December 30, 2013

Snowshoe to Stratton Pond

Hike up Mt Antoine

Sunday, December 15, 2013

EPT snowshoe a success

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