Scott F. Pedley was Mad River Glen’s first doctor and is the honorary National Ski Patrol’s patrolman #1, Dr. Pedley was born in Lyndonville, Vermont, on October 5, 1912. He….

An Essay by Stephen D Joslin My brother David and I were born and raised in Waitsfield. I remember riding to the mountain in 1947-48 with my Dad to watch….

But there was one thing I did know for sure: the kid’s sure as shootin’ gonna ski Mad River! I just had to fill in a few little details between the miracle of birth and the miracle of the first pair of skis…

MRG: You Can Ski It, Yes You Can The red and white stickers are unmistakable and world famous. There’s no slogan quite like “Ski It If You Can.” So is….

Mad River Glen has been offering young skiers FREE SEASON PASSES for nearly 20 years now. At the time it was an unheard of concept that many in the industry….

Skiing History, The Journal of the International Skiing History Association just published an interesting article about trail names. It includes a nice mention of  Quacky, one of Mad River Glen’s….

There is a palpable sense of positivity around the valley of late and it’s really great to see.  One of the biggest reasons folks are so positive is the impending launch….

What is 26 you might ask? Well, it’s  General Stark Mountain’s place on the list of Vermont’s highest peaks. There are a bunch that are higher but hardly any pack….

The Vermont Folk Life Center  is pretty well-know in these parts as a repository for Vermont’s oral histories.  While noodling around on the internet I decided to check out their….

The only thing more fun than attending the Warren 4th of July Parade is being in it! We’d love to have you and your family join in on the fun…..