Vermont is known as the Green Mountain State, but in the winter months it could complement its neighboring state of New Hampshire as perhaps the “White Mountain” state. Our wonderful New England state is a […]
I kind of miss Stowe and Jay Peak back when they used to be ski areas. The “Old Vermont Style” Stowe Ski Area is now long gone If you visit any of the Vermont ski […]
Travel Vermont Why is cliff jumping in Vermont dangerous and intriguing? Summer is coming and one of the more daring activities that people enjoy is cliff jumping. There seem to be no shortage of gorges, […]
by Scott Wheeler When locals looked up at Jay Peak in the 1950s and saw that a vertical swath of land had been cut from the side of the mountain, they realized that a small […]
A Community Profile Jay and Troy both border Canada to the north. Just south of Jay, settlement in Westfield (altitude, 825 ft.) clusters along Route 100 and is centered on an unincorporated area called Westfield.This […]
