[MusclesMarinara]

I'm heading into Vermont for a few days looking to take on some of the trails. I've covered a bit of the long trail in the lower Green Mountians down around white rocks but this time I'm looking to give MT. Mansfield a climb.
I've got a nice loop mapped out starting from Underhill state park. Anyone got any Beta for me?

[USS_Logic]

If you drink beer, buy yourself a Switchback. They only sell it in VT and only in the bars.

As for hiking, Stowe is a big mountain, now you can actually climb it instead of the proverbial one!

-or-

Hike from the state park into Burlington and get with the ladies.

[MusclesMarinara]

Any brew pubs in Burlington? that's where I'm looking to close out the day.

[JSN]

there have to be. burlington is one giant unshaven, granola eating hippy fest.

[USS_Logic]

Tons of brew pubs, there are a lot of beers made in VT

Switchback Brewing Company - Burlington, VT Brewery/BrewPub/Beer Bar Reviews

-and-

Vermont - Beer Guide - PubCrawler - Search Results

...I've had their beer, never been to the pub...

[Tom Kazanski]

All my hiking has been in Ky, Tenn, and North Car. Let us know what you think. I was actually watching a documentary on the AT the other night.

[MusclesMarinara]

Long trail polinator has been my staple while traveling in VT. I'll give the switchback a try.
thanks, you da man

[n...not crazy]

I hiked the A.T. through there. All I remember is jumping over puddles of water, leaves, and snow/ice. Lol, I know this post doesn't help, but you evoked some memories of the worst trail I ever hiked

[JSN]

vermont's beautiful bra. you should definitely go. i haven't hiked there much, mostly x country skiing and snowboarding in the winter and random stupid shit in the summer, but there are definitely a plethora of small mountains to hike. the only downside might be a lot of douchebag new yorkers and such in certain areas.

[Valiss]

Vermont in my mind is just like Delaware.