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Early Bird Bunkhouse Booking Discounts!

Peaceful Woodland Bunkhouse Charleston, VT, United States Our bunkhouse, nestled into a quiet woodland setting on 1500 conserved acres, is ideal for large groups wanting to experience the beauty of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Hike, ski or snowshoe our 30...

Corps Improves Water Access at Passumpsic Valley Land Trust Property

The NorthWoods Conservation Corps recently partnered with the Passumpsic Valley Land Trust (PVLT) to improve water access and remediate existing points of erosion on the Passumpsic River. Learn more about the project in this write up, courtesy of the PVLT, and learn more about their organization by visiting their [Read More...]

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Northeast Kingdom Mountain Trail Guide: Second Edition

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NorthWoods Campus Trails

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Westmore Mtn Challenge

1 day. 5 Mountains. 26 miles.

Kingdom Heritage Trail

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Explore the Remote Peaks of the Kingdom

Land Acknowledgement

NorthWoods Stewardship Center respectfully acknowledges that we are on the ancestral territory of the Abenaki people – the first people of this land. The Clyde River Valley where NorthWoods is located was and remains an important link between the Memphremagog and Upper Connecticut River watersheds. Indigenous people from many nations live and work here today.

We recognize that acknowledgment is just the beginning of recognizing the history and future of indigenous people on this land.

Please join us in honoring their communities, their elders past and present, and future generations.