Mad River Path

Yestermorrow built this arch bridge over the drainage area that leads across Route 100. Photo courtesy Yestermorrow.

Mad River Path to build new section at Yestermorrow

A new 1-mile section of the Mad River Path will be constructed behind and uphill from the Yestermorrow Design Build ...

Beaver baffle installed along Hosford’s Highway on Mad River Path

Anyone traveling along the Mad River Path’s Hosford Highway boardwalk next to Lawson’s Finest will notice that a family of ...

Mad River Path adopts five-year plan

The board of the Mad River Path adopted a five-year strategic plan and also reported that path executive director Ross ...

Mad River Path Board Member Dori Ross walking across the bridge next to the McCollough Barn into the Chase Brook Town Forest.

Flexibility and Diversity Make the Mad River Path

Between grassed pathways along active farms, boardwalks crossing beaver ponds, twisty single-track trails through the hills, and downtown sidewalks, the ...

The Mad Dash Returns for its 24 1/2 years

Twenty-four and one-half years? The Mad Dash was prepared for a 25th anniversary celebration; then the pandemic hit. Facing the ...

The magic that makes the Mad River Path

The Mad River Path depends on community support to keep working toward a continuous series of recreational paths connecting the ...

On the Path: Landowner interviews with Mac Rood

This Mad River Path landowner interview is with Mac Rood in Waitsfield where he plans to donate a permanent trail ...

History of the Mad River Path

The Mad River Path (MRP) has been working for 31 years to build and maintain a network of multi-use public ...

Get to know the Mad River Path

Over the next six months The Valley Reporter and the Mad River Path (MRP) are bringing content straight from the ...

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