I highly recommend working with Lucinda at Horses & Pathfinders in Moretown, Vermont. Her vast…read moreknowledge about Leadership, and her incredible ability to identify aspects of your personality & current leadership style help her identify areas of focus to bring out the dynamic leader within you. The entire process is very eye-opening and rewarding. Using her gentle and clear communication style, Lucinda leads the training sessions while her horses quietly play a significant role in the Leadership work as well. It is such a unique and serene experience, learning about dynamics, human behavior, and improving your leadership skills, while standing in a beautiful field with beautiful horses interacting with you at different times during the training, conversations, and exercises. I cannot say enough positive things about working with Lucinda and her horses. I highly suggest it!

Our 11 yo daughter participated in Horses & Pathfinders camp last week and absolutely loved it!!!…read more Lucinda is simply amazing, truly. Lucinda has her heart and soul in this program - and it shows! Her assistance, Ayla, was very supportive and helpful too. The leadership learning, team building and self-growth was terrific!! This all took place while having fun, enjoying the horses and swimming in the river. Our daughter is looking forward to next summer and hopes to take a few private lessons too, as this is a special place. Thank you, Lucinda & Ayla.

Inconsistent attention to and lack of follow through regarding horse care. Challenging, confusing…read morecommunication. Distant presence of owner/operator for anything other than lessons.

Kate's care and enthusiasm for horses is infectious. She was my daughter's intro to riding. Kate…read moreresponds to the person she is teaching which goes a long way in engendering trust, respect, and interest. When we found out Kate was holding camps this summer my kid was overjoyed!

Terrible bedside manner no ways to deal with difficult horses. No patience. If you don't have a…read moreperfect horse.

Emma was excellent! So knowledgeable, sweet and such positive energy. My horse enjoyed her so much…read moreand immediately showed signs of release! I would highly recommend Emma and her services and will be using her again!

I was beyond impressed with the Trapp Outdoor Center. The lodge is rustic and cozy (everything you…read morewant after a long day of outdoor winter sports) and the people are some of the nicest I've ever met. First we did a snow shoe tour through the sugar bush with one of the guides. Beautiful and a great introduction to snowshoeing. We then did a cross country ski lesson and then had a blast discovering just how hard cross country really is. (Note to down hill skiers like myself, there are more differences than similarities between CC and downhill skiing.) We actually loved this whole experience and the Trapp property so much we came back a second day and did the ~6mi (10K) snowshoe trail up to the cabin, which was one of the more magical and memorable experiences of my lifetime. It was just a perfect day with perfect snow and scenery. It truly MADE my Christmas vacation. All in all, this was more than a five star experience for us. I would honestly like to just move in and sit by their fire for the rest of my life.

Love the staffs and all lessons/tours we did here. We visited Vermont for a week and took meet the…read morecow tour, maple syrup tour and mountain bike lessons booked through the outdoor center. We have learnt so much from the tours and lessons. Staffs are great. They are friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend to people who wants a bit adventure / little excitement in the area.

Olivia and the rest of the staff are so kind and welcoming! My partner and I have gone three weeks…read morein a row now as beginner climbers. I wish I could add extra stars for the cute doggos running around. Highly recommend going!

It's so beautiful but unfortunately it is quite hot and humid in there. The cave is awesome! Never…read moreseen another gym have that. It also has a very woodsy cabin feel that I haven't seen in another gym.

Great climbing gym! This is a large climbing gym with 50 foot climbing walls and 8 autobelays, a…read morelarge bouldering section, a ropes course (you'll need to make special reservations for this) and 2 foosball tables. You will need to fill out a waiver - this can be done online ahead of time or at the gym. You can rent shoes, harness and a belay device. Chalk is readily available at wall dispensers around the gym. Until you pass your belay test, you will be restricted to the autobelays and bouldering. It's affordable and a great activity for kids.

What a phenomenal facility! Tons of wall features and wall space, a wide variety of holds,…read moreexcellent system wall / spray and campus setup, great prices with memberships and yoga included!! Would highly recommend to new or experienced rock climbers. Thanks guys, you rock and you're super gneiss!

This was our first visit, and I only had a little time and energy--we just moved to a new house…read moreyesterday, so me and my quads are beat! But I'm excited to explore the area, and the dog has to be walked! (There are no signs saying dogs must be on leash, but all the one we saw--except mine--were on leash. I leashed mine whenever we saw people approaching. BTW, there are no poop bags available at the entrance.) We did not make it to the lake yet--a steep bit had my quads saying "no no no no no." But the first 3/4 miles is pleasant and super easy. The paths opens from the parking lot with a well-groomed, hard-packed, super flat trail that is mostly in the shade--perfect for kids and even for some who might have mobility challenges. (A manual wheelchair would be hard to push, but it could some.). After about 1/3 a mile, that groomed, hard-packed trail ends and you get a regular forest trail. Lots of tree roots cross the path, but nothing daunting. A ways down, there is a shallow stream for your dog to get a drink, and there is a Ford of stable boulders that even a little kid could navigate with assistance. When you see the sign that says "Milton Marsh Dry Bypass," follow it. That should be obvious, I know. But my moving fatigue caused me to choose poorly . (It wasn't terribly bad--just narrow and muggy. A photographer I saw there said most of the views are crossed with power lines, but if you just look past them, it's fine. Can't wait to go back and check it out! But first, I gotta go unpack my house!

Beautiful place to walk. Trails are decently maintained. A few people do regularly walk their dogs…read moreoff leash so occasionally an excited dog (or 4) will approach from out of nowhere without their person.

Very clean floors are well kept and I noticed the owners vacuuming every day I was there. All the…read moreequipment are well kept and also clean. The location is easy to get to!! Owners are very nice and friendly. I only was able to sign up for a week but the price was reasonable, and affordable.

Orderly gym that provides exactly what it says, a nice place to workout when visiting Stowe . The…read moreplace is extremely well kept and it is super easy to start working out, pay their $25 day pass (I did mine via Venmo), and you're good to go. They have all the essentials and upon entering, the man who seems to run the place is very friendly. The rules for the gym are all super basic gym etiquette, and he offered when we entered to explain where all the equipment is. Would definitely recommend if stopping by.