FOTW EVENTS CALENDAR
Check out the events that are happening within and around the Fellowship. If you have an event that you would like to get on our calendar, please don’t hesitate to shoot us a note. Check back often!
november 2018
4nov
Rogue One Ribbon Cutting at Sleepy Hollow
Event Details
This Sunday, November 4th, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM we will be celebrating the completion of the first phase of our new trail, Rogue One, at Sleepy Hollow Inn: Ski [...]
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Event Details
This Sunday, November 4th, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM we will be celebrating the completion of the first phase of our new trail, Rogue One, at Sleepy Hollow Inn: Ski and Bike Center. Rogue One was built using a Vermont Mountain Bike Association trail grant and is geared towards strong intermediate and advanced riders. It combines many different human-made and natural technical features, including berms, small tables, ledges, and optional rock rolls and drops. The first phase is one mile in length, climbing from Princess Leia to a new peak area before descending down to Darth Vader.
We will have time to do some riding and check out the new trail, followed by an indoor gathering at Sleepy Hollow Inn with free food from the Skinny Pancake and Love Local Catering, as well as refreshments. Feel free to BYOB as well.
We will have guided rides for different ride paces and abilities, including:
-Advanced ride at 1:15 PM about 2.5 hours in duration with approx 2000 feet of climbing.
-Intermediate ride at 2:00 PM about 2 hours in duration and approx 1200 feet of climbing.
-Social paced ride at 2:00 PM about 2 hours in duration and approx 800 feet of climbing.
Thanks to our sponsors:
Halyard Brewing Co.
Long Trail Brewing
The Skinny Pancake Burlington
Sleepy Hollow Inn, Ski & Bike Center
Time
(Sunday) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Sleepy Hollow
427 Ski Lodge Dr. Huntington, Vermont 05462
december 2018
16dec
HTF Forest Walk with Ethan Tapper
Event Details
A new forest management plan was adopted by the Hinesburg Select Board in 2018. This Forest Management Plan calls for the harvesting of timber from the HTF in order to [...]
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Event Details
A new forest management plan was adopted by the Hinesburg Select Board in 2018. This Forest Management Plan calls for the harvesting of timber from the HTF in order to increase species and structural diversity, increase the resiliency of the forest, improve wildlife habitat, capture value in mature and declining trees, and reduce stem density. This harvesting will be overseen by Chittenden County Forester, Ethan Tapper, who will be using the prescribed harvesting to demonstrate responsible forest management. The harvest will be marked by Tapper and cut by Hinesburg logger Tim Brown over the next two winters. This is going to be a wonderful opportunity for us to highlight how how forestry and trails can be complimentary, so check out the forest walk we are co-hosting with Tapper on December 16th if you want to find out more about this project.
Time
(Sunday) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm