
Guide
Services, Tours and Educational Programs
Abenaki Outfitters & Guide Service
Champlain Valley
Canoeing, Kayaking, Nature, Hiking, Snowshoeing, Tracking
John Danyew
P.O. Box 283
Shoreham, VT 05770-0283
Phone: 802-897-7500
Email: john@abenakioutfitters.com
Web: www.abenakioutfitters.com
Abenaki Outfitters guides trips throughout Wobanakik, "The Land of The Dawn" in
Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. We also guide in the Adirondacks of New York.
We specialize in guiding small groups or individuals. In this way, we can
maintain a high quality outdoor experience.
Abenaki Outfitters is located in the heart of the Champlain Valley and we guide
trips on both sides of the lake. We travel past a variety of wildlife habitat.
Often we see many birds, including everything from waterfowl and shorebirds to
sparrows and warblers. Occasionally we even see a Bald Eagle.
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Green Mountain Fishing Guide Service
Southern Vermont
Bird Watching, Fishing
Rod Start
593 Rt 140, Tinmouth, VT 05773
Phone: 802-446-3375
Email:
bbassman102@vermontel.net
Web:
http://greenmtnguide.com/
Green Mountain Fishing Guide Service offers half-, full- and multi-day guides on
many central Vermont lakes, including Lake St. Catherine, Lake Bomoseen, and
Lake Hortonia. These lakes offer some of the finest Largemouth and Smallmouth
Bass, and Northern Pike fishing the region has to offer. In addition to these
sportfish species, panfish of all kind – Bluegill, Rock Bass, Yellow Perch and
Crappie – are plentiful and eager to bite (which keeps the kids happy!). All
equipment, bait, and tackle is provided. Fishing is done from a fully-equipped
20-foot Ranger® bass boat. Bird watching trips are also available! Dates book
quickly, so call 802.446.3375 today for rates and best availability!
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Head North, LLC
Southern Vermont
Accommodations, Hiking, Nature, Survival, Snowshoeing, Skiing, Yoga
Todd W. Parkins
P.O. Box 6 Plymouth VT 05056
Phone: 802- 672-2044 Cell:732-996-3555
Email: toddtracks@aol.com
Web: www.headnorthllc.com
HEADNORTH is an outdoor
education center for people and families. We focus on the accomplishment of
timeless primitive skills into our modern lives. This brings out the free spirit
in us all which helps us become more competent and effective as humans.
Combining a wide variety of wilderness survival, health, wellness and spiritual
awareness thru nature., participants take home a lifetime of memories and
skills.
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Keeping Track, Inc.
Statewide
Tracking, Natural History
Susan Morse
P. O. Box 444, Huntington, VT 05462
Phone 802-434-7000
Email:
info@keepingtrack.org
Web: www.keepingtrack.org
Nonprofit organization dedicated to Identifying and monitoring important wildlife habitat
and travel corridors, educating the public about the importance of conservation, and
encouraging cooperation among conservation and natural resource groups. Slide lectures, community track and sign survey
training, preliminary habitat evaluation, tracking and habitat workshops, and single to
multi-day school programs.
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Kroka's
Expeditions
Vermont, New Hampshire, Ecuador
Nature, Canoeing, Kayaking, Whitewater
Rafting, Rock Climbing, Winter Camping, Sea Kayaking, XC Skiing
Misha & Lynne Boudreau
767 Forest Road, Marlow, NH, 03456
Phone 603-835-9087
Email:
info@kroka.org
Web: www.kroka.org
Kroka Expeditions is committed to awakening in young people a
connection to nature and the spirit within, and a capacity for conscious living
and compassionate service. We strive to achieve this through wilderness
adventure, community living, farming, and the practice of traditional and
indigenous skills. Adventure for schools and organizations,
winter & summer adventure programs, and private guiding for climbing, canoeing,
kayaking, rafting, caving, snowshoeing, back-country skiing and much more.
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Pickett Hill Guide Service
Southern Vermont
Moose Watch & Photo Safaris
George Prouty
P. O. Box 396 Bennington VT. 05201
Phone: 802-442-2317
Email:
picketthill@hotmail.com
Web:
www.picketthillguideservice.com
20 to 40 minute vehicle ride up mountain on Route 9 East to Red
Mill Pond area, or Summerset Reservoir, for an opportunity to view or
photograph/film real moose in their natural habitat. A two to three hour
event. A snack and beverage is included, along with use of binoculars, spotting
scope, and digital camcorder for close-up viewing. We are in constant
communication with local biologists, game wardens, forest agencies, local
officials for best area for viewing. Reservations required with minimum 2 day
notice; up to 6 people per trip.
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ROOTS School LLC
Central & Northern Vermont
Survival, Tracking and Awareness, and Earth Based Philosophies
PO Box 932 Montpelier, VT. 05601
Phone: 802-456-1253
Email: info@rootsvt.com
Web: www.rootsvt.com
Reclaiming Our Origins Through Traditional Skills
For the majority of human existence, our understanding of the natural world,
our skills and innate abilities, and our love for each other kept us alive and
strong in the wilderness. Roots’ teachings reconnect us all to our birthright
and ancestral lineage of survival, tracking and awareness, and earth based
philosophies. Join us for an experience based, intensive journey from
humanities’ past, to its future.
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Scott L. Davison
South/Central Vermont
Nature Programs & Interactive Training
P.O. Box 562, Woodstock, VT. 05091
Phone: 802-457-2810
Email: cwpiper@myfairpoint.net
Scott is a teaching naturalist, creating and delivering a variety of
environmental and conservation related programs for students for elementary
schools, colleges and Elderhstel groups since 1996. He also offers professional
training for interpreters and docents in a wide variety of organizations
including museums, state & national parks and nature centers. Custom programs
and workshops are available. Nature education programs include: * Tracking on
Snowshoes, * Winter Ecology, * Birds of the Seasons, * Backyard Habitats, *
Bogs, Frogs and Old Logs, * Awareness through Journaling, * Earth Sustaining
Lifestyles and * Forest Ecosystems.
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Upland Fauna
Statewide, New Hampshire
Mountaineering, Natural History, Tracking
Dr. Alcott Smith
P.O. Box 897, Hanover, NH. 03755
Phone 603-448-6352
Your opportunity to become one and the same with nature. Upland fauna presents wildlife tracking instruction, woodland explorations, back
country outings, recreational, and educational programs.
All season excursions.
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Venture Beyond the Inn Guide Service
Northeast Kingdom
Drift Boat Float trips and Wildlife Watching
George & Loraine Willy
Box 186, E. Burke, VT 05832
Phone 802-626-3161
Email:
villginn@yahoo.com
Web:
www.villageinnofeastburke.com
Experience charming and comfortable lodging with private baths, fireplace,
living room, jacuzzi and guest kitchen. Catering to the outdoors enthusiasts
the inn offers guided nature and river excursions. Skiing at Burke
Mountain is just 1 minute up the road! Right on Kingdom Trails with over 100
miles of trails waiting to be challenged.
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Vermont Vision Quest
North Central Vermont
Vision Quest Guide
Fran Weinbaum
128 Bliss Road
Montpelier Vermont 05602
Phone: 802-229-0940
Email:
fran_weinbaum@yahoo.com
Web:
www.vermontvisionquest.com
The Contemporary
Vision Quest
Reconnecting Individual, Community, and Earth
Spirit
Be Still. Listen. What in your life is
calling you?
Come quest in the Green Mountains for that which is calling you into deeper
levels of relationship with Family, Community, Earth, and Spirit.
Current programs and services listed on website.
Vision Quests foster a relationship with Earth, Spirit and
Community that is based in gratitude and service. The individual's own spiritual
journey is essential to the creation and nurturance of spiritual community that
in turn supports the growth of the individual. This best occurs when the
individual intention and gift meet the community need and future.
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Wilderness Learning Center
New York & Vermont
Camping, Canoeing, Nature Hikes, Survival, Wildlife Photography, Women's
Challenges, Youth programs
Marty Simon
435 Sandy Knoll Road Chateaugay NY 12920
Phone: 518-497-3179
Web: www.weteachu.com
Email: weteachu@dishmail.net
The WILDERNESS LEARNING CENTER is a full time school devoted to teaching groups
and individuals about the outdoors. Our specialty is wilderness survival. We
run programs all year long, both here in New York and at several sites
throughout the Northeast. We have Basic, Advanced, Advanced Adventure and
Certification programs in wilderness survival. Also we run wilderness First
Aid programs for certification. We have certified Survival Instructors, Licensed
New York State Guides and an American Red Cross Instructor Trainer on staff.
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Wonder Walks
Statewide
and Beyond
Hiking, Walking, Snowshoeing, Inn- to-Inn Hiking Tours or Day Outings
Bruce Acciavatti
2619 Monkton Rd., Bristol, VT 05443
Phone
877-897-7175 or (802)453-2076
Email: tours@wonderwalks.com
Web: www.wonderwalks.com
Come join us, two dedicated Vermont-based
guides, as we walk, hike or snowshoe at a satisfying pace through some of our
favorite areas. With years of leading trips we promise you an unforgettable
experience. The scenic, quiet routes we travel include country lanes, foot
paths, rail trails, and forgotten byways. We see rural villages, covered
bridges, historic sites, beautiful woodlands, mountain scenery, pastoral
valleys, clean waters flowing, pristine beaches, and panoramic overlooks. Feel
fresh country breezes and taste wild berries along the way. Savor all of this
and more on one of our tours!
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