The Mad River Path Board of Directors grew by two new members this January. Both longtime supporters of the Mad River Path, Nancy Browne of Fayston and Sue Zekas of Moretown bring new perspectives and leadership to the path’s work.

Here’s the recording of MRP executive director, Ross Saxton, telling you all about the 2021-2026 strategic plan.

Every great vision needs a strong plan, and the Mad River Path has both a great vision and a strong plan…

In 2020, MRP completed a new path section, many small projects, regular maintenance, and extensive planning for future path sections…

The newest addition to the Mad River Path is now open!

Thanks so much to the many people who supported the “virtual” 24.5 Annual Mad Dash this year!

Between grassed pathways along active farms, boardwalks crossing beaver ponds, twisty single-track trails through the hills, and downtown sidewalks, the Mad River Path is as diverse as a trail network comes…

The 2020 Mad Dash is on! It may be virtual, but the opportunity for fun while supporting the Mad River Path is just as true as ever. Learn about the 24 1/2 Annual Mad Dash…

Find out about MRP’s brand new ambassador program!

We depend on the community to be successful, and fortunately for us, the Mad River Valley community is a generous group of folks! Learn about how the community is supporting MRP’s work.