The Craftsbury Academy Woodlot provides peaceful recreation for non-motorized uses on a network of trails that meander through woodlands and along a beaver wetland.

The Outdoor Center’s trails aren’t just for winter! The core ski trails as well as 13 miles of singletrack and a paved roller ski loop are open for summer riding, rolling and running.

Craftsbury’s network of gravel roads provide many low-traffic, scenic loops for cycling, whether you are looking for a quick chance to get outside or a long adventure. Make sure to stop in at the general stores and restaurants along the routes to support local businesses and make the most of your ride!

There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors from anywhere in Craftsbury by walking or running along our quiet country roads. Most of the roads in Craftsbury are low-traffic and gravel-surfaced, and all are open to pedestrians. Enjoy your neighborhood or one of the routes listed below.

Great and Little Hosmer Ponds in Craftsbury itself along with lakes and rivers in the surrounding towns provide opportunities for paddling, fishing and wildlife watching. Keep a particular look (and ear) out for loons!

A small network of trails along with an amphitheater, nature center and labyrinth welcome visitors for an immersive experience in nature. A bike station is available for cyclists, both local and from afar.

The town of Craftsbury owns four parcels totaling 227 acres of town forest, open for public enjoyment, hunting, fishing, and off-trail exploration.