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Contacts:

If you’d like to get involved or would like more
information, please contact:
Sue Riggen: 223-4262 sriggen@comcast.net
Nona Estrin 223-7745 nona@vtlink.net
Rick Hopkins 229-4375
Mary Stone 223-2319 mtstone1@myfairpoint.net

East Montpelier Trails, Inc
is a non-profit volunteer organization. The present
permanent trails are part of a proposed 17 mile
trail loop.

Click here to see the newest EM Trails Map.
It's designed as a 2 sided legal size PDF.

Spring 2010 UPDATE:

East Montpelier Trails, Inc., has miles to go. . . .  Currently with 13 miles of permanently protected multi-use trails, we have a vision (even a plan) to connect to U32 High School, the Cross Vermont Trail, Montpelier bike path, and the Central Vermont Civic Center. It’s all done with donations, grants, and volunteers.

Trail Work to help with:
Mallory Brook trail work - June 12, 19 and 26 with Greg Western (802) 498-0079 X 2

Cross VT trail work along Rte 2 - 7/3, 9/11, 10/2 9am-5pm (802) 498-0079 X2

Contact Greg for details about times and tasks.

From Nona:

"We’ve definitely had a few “season twisters” this spring, but with any luck the early, off-the-charts heat and that weird deep-freeze are behind us. Summer’s feeling more possible every day. So if you’ve already raked up the sod from the drive way, your garden is finally in, and you’ve mowed the grass for the 6th time, I say it’s time to take a break. And we have just the place for you. East Montpelier, Vermont, has some of the best scenery, and the most beautiful trails in the world. Yes, that’s what visitors say without even being prompted.

So, pack picnic, a bathing suit or two for the kids, and off you go to the Mallory Brook. This peaceful trail is a good one, and crosses a pristine trout and wading brook that few in town have seen. And it’s miraculously close to where you live. Though it’s still in the last year of completion and signs are not up till the end of summer, it’s easy to find, and a treasure. The handsome stone-work stairs lead to a perfect picnic spot by the sun-dappled brook. A map to get you there and to our other town trail sections is available here.. See you out there!

Nona Estrin, E.M. Trails

If you’d like to be notified when we’ll be doing trail work suited to your type, send your contact info to: sriggen@comcast.net 223-4262.

Happy Trails!

Sue Riggen

East Montpelier Trails, Inc.