Northern Forest Center program funds 10 recreation projects across Vermont to improve sustainability of recreation trails.

Northern Forest Center contributes to trail project in Long Lake, NY.

Bike retailers and new trail networks are helping to promote the Ride With Gratitude ethic of responsible trail riding.

The Center launched an effort to improve recreation resources for rural residents, awarding grants to 15 volunteer-led organizations across the region looking to increase access for residents.   

State leaders from the offices of outdoor recreation share how the industry shapes their state and what impacts are to come in Center webinar.

Seven events span mountain biking season to showcase great trails and communities in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Quebec.

As the snow melts and the days get longer, the Bike Borderlands coalition is planning a great mountain biking season and Center staff are working hard to get the Ride With Gratitude campaign in front of everyone who comes to enjoy a good ride in the Northern Forest.

The Northern Forest Destination Summit convened 85 local, state, and regional leaders for a day of sharing and learning about sustainable tourism in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

The Northern Forest’s geological formations, rolling hills and thick forest landscapes make the region an excellent place to mountain bike.

The town of Millinocket, Maine, recently installed a new sign system to help visitors find the outdoor experiences and local businesses they need to make the most of their visit to the area.