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Park officials remind hikers, bikers to avoid soft trails during mud season

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While recreation is encouraged, park officials and trail volunteers are reminding the public to avoid muddy areas and trails that have been closed off.

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Bennington Banner

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Protect the trails during Vermont mud season

WATERBURY — Following a particularly snowy winter, a warm stretch and rapid thaw last month quickly transitioned the Green Mountains to mud season.

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WCSH

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How to navigate Maine roads during mud season—with minimal damage

This time of year, the freeze-and-thaw cycle takes a toll on the thousands of trails, roads, and streets in the state.

9 days ago·Portland, United States

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Park officials remind hikers, bikers to avoid soft trails during mud season

While recreation is encouraged, park officials and trail volunteers are reminding the public to avoid muddy areas and trails that have been closed off.

9 days ago·Plattsburgh, United States

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sheridanmedia.com

Access to Some Areas Impacted by Muddy Conditions Throughout the Bighorn National Forest

Spring snowmelt, rain, and heavy, wet snows make roads and trails highly susceptible to damage this time of the year. Annual temporary closures are in place on some routes in the Bighorn National Forest to protect resources and minimize future high maintenance costs. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Access to Some Areas Impacted by Muddy Conditions Throughout the Bighorn National Forest A Forest Service issued media release states …

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Brattleboro Reformer

Everyone urged to protect the trails during mud season

WATERBURY — Following a particularly snowy winter, a warm stretch and rapid thaw last month quickly transitioned the Green Mountains to mud season.

8 days ago

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greenmountainclub.org

Protect the Trails During Vermont's Spring Mud Season - Green Mountain Club

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 2, 2025 CONTACT: Chloe Miller, Communications Manager at Green Mountain Club, cmiller@greemountainclub.org, 907-632-7405 Waterbury Center, Vermont – Following a particularly snowy winter, a warm stretch and rapid thaw last month have quickly transitioned the Green Mountains to mud season. The Green Mountain Club encourages trail users to avoid muddy trails, follow any seasonal trail or road closures, and help protect…

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