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Club Mission

The purpose of STAB is to advocate for continued accessibility of low-impact, local trails used for multiple non-motorized sports in the Vermont towns of West Windsor, Hartland, Reading, Weathersfield and Windsor. We will achieve this through mutual cooperation with landowners, other local organizations, state and local officials and conservation groups. STAB seeks to educate all parties involved with respect to environmentally sound methods of responsible trail building, use, and maintenance. STAB seeks permission from private and public landowners to create and maintain sport trails.

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Please consider supporting Sports Trails of the Ascutney Basin, without becoming a member. A donation (in any amount you choose) can be made by clicking the button below. To become a member, please go to "Join Us" under the "Membership" tab above. Thanks so much!

Upcoming Events

Event Start	Title
5/19/2012 8:45 AM	Trail Day
6/9/2012 9:00 AM	West Windsor Forest 5 & Dime

Announcements

Trail Conditions: Entrance to Fenn's from Rowe Hill Snowmobile trail

Please do not ride the trail that brings you down to Fenn's or up out of Fenn's trails (near Hall of Fame). It is the trail that had a large washout/stream bed down the middle, it turns to grass as it passes close to a house. We filled it in with a load of soil, spread seed and spread hay over it as well. If you need to connect please walk down or up, there's lots of soft spots. Thanks

GREAT SPRING RIDING at MT. ASCUTNEY!

STAB's Sport Trails at Mt. Ascutney is mostly in good shape after the rain. The singletracks drain well. Avoid the trails that are frequently wet (upper Mile Long Field, Skyeway, Cathy's Crossing, upper Blue Dipper). The end of Last Mile on the ski slope is in the process of being re-routed, so depending on when you are there, you might need to ride down (or up) a short un-mowed section, but look to re-connect on a newly mowed path.

If you haven't been here for a while, the main entrance is now at the ski resort (Google 301 Hotel Rd. in Brownsville, VT). Always check the kiosk there for latest trail info.

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Thank you for your support!

Don't forget your STAB membership includes discounts at area retailers and more. Membership is $30 for an individual and $50 for a family.

Tuesday Night Ride

Click here to find out where and when the Tuesday Night Ride will be happening. Any ability and ages from teenagers on up are welcome to join us for a dirt road or trail ride on tuesday evenings, weather and trail conditions permitting.

SPORT TRAILS at MT. ASCUTNEY

Trail Conditions REMAIN THE SAME , MAY 17th

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