Join us Sunday, October 2nd for Paddle the Border! Paddle the Border (PTB) was started as a way for community organizations from Vermont and New Hampshire to work together to "showcase" our shared asset, the Connecticut River. Now in it's 19th year, this UVLT sponsored event promotes the natural, cultural, scenic and recreational resources of […]
The Story Walk is an easy 1/2 mile out and back lollipop shaped loop that can be walked as an isolated hike or as part of a longer hike within the Lyme Hill trail network.
We hope you will join us on Saturday to celebrate this exciting addition to our town and to read the first book on the trail, "Henry Climbs a Mountain" by D.B. Johnson. We'll kick things off at the trailhead on Route 10 at 1pm with a few remarks by project stakeholders and then head out to the trail!
Start the weekend with a Friday night ski adventure, and end it with food and friends!
Taking place on the same weekends as the Norwich Rec Community Potluck series, UVLT will light the lower loop of the Brookmead farm fields for self-guided night skiing. During this time, the sledding hill will be closed.
Save the Date for the Bear Pond Snowshoe! Saturday, February 18, 2023 | 12 pm Join us at 12:00pm meeting at the Canaan Town Forest parking lot off of Route. 4!
Start the weekend with a Friday night ski adventure, and end it with food and friends!
Taking place on the same weekends as the Norwich Rec Community Potluck series, UVLT will light the lower loop of the Brookmead farm fields for self-guided night skiing. During this time, the sledding hill will be closed.
Join us for a self-paced hike to the top of Lyme Pinnacle, where we will gather around a fire to enjoy shared company, conversation, and hot chocolate to celebrate the Winter Solstice. Lets celebrate the official start of Winter, and the return of increased daylight as we watch the sun set!
Join Upper Valley Land Trust staff and Lyme Conservation Commission for a moderate hike to celebrate the beginning of Spring! We will hike to the top of Lyme Hill and be on the lookout for early signs of spring and keep an ear out for the songbirds that are starting to return.
