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To all those who donated, supported, and volunteered,
Your friends at Morse Farm Ski Touring would like to give a heartfelt thank you for your generosity, spirit and perseverance. Our full moon snowshoe and bonfire benefit event for Hearts with Haiti was a complete success. Those who braved the single degree temperatures were rewarded with warmth, delicious snacks, and an uplifting experience. With all of your support we were able to raise $2,838.00. This far exceeds all estimates and is a testament to the strength of our community and our human spirit. Every penny will be spent to help the children in the St. Joseph Family who have been so traumatized and displaced by this tragedy. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
“Be the change you wish to see in the world”—Ghandi
Please think snow!!
Morse Farm is a world-class cross country Nordic ski and snowshoe touring center located in Central Vermont. Our trails were designed by two-time Olympian John Morton (also a Vermont Public Radio commentator).
Open 7 days a week • 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Ski Shop and Rental Center
Open Fridays, Weekends, & Holidays. • 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Passes and rentals are available in the shop. We rent waxless skis for beginners & intermediate skiers, kids skis, and snowshoes. Our telephone number is (802) 223-0090
Monday through Thursday: Day passes are available at the Morse Farm gift shop, upstairs from the ski shop. Weekday rentals available at Onion River Sports in downtown Montpelier, (802)229-9409, call ahead for availability.
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| · | Family-friendly fun for all ski levels. Ski freshly groomed trails through scenic woods and meadows. Enjoy snacks and hot drinks by the wood stove on our glassed-in deck. Just 3 miles north of Montpelier, 1/2 hour from Stowe. Season passes available. By using the Morse Farm Touring LLC facilities and assets you agree to the following conditions. Cross-country skiing can present a risk of serious injury and even death. I understand that during cross-country skiing I am responsible for determining the safety of trails based on my own experience and skill level. I recognize that ski conditions may affect hazards such as ice, bare spots, other skiers, skiing in an unmarked, undeveloped and remote terrain, accidents an/or illnesses, and the forces of nature. Be aware of one-way trails and of the fact that snow grooming may be in progress. Therefore I assume these and all risks and agree to hold Morse Farm Ski Touring Center and all associates from any and all liability claims or demands which may arise out of these risks and hazards while I am using the facilities at Morse Farm Ski Touring Center. I am responsible for myself and those skiing with me. | |||
"As a seventh-generation Vermonter I can say winter is beautiful, invigorating and damned hard work, all at the same time. Last winter, I traded in my splitting hammer for a set of cross-country skis. Now I've added another word to my winter vocabulary...'fun'."
"If hard work is any indication of success, the Morse Farm Ski Touring Center may become central Vermont's newest and most utilized attraction."
Onion River Sports
Our warming hut and on-site rental shop share the same building with the Morse Farm Sugar Shack gift shop, with most trails traversing our 7th-generation maple sugar farm. While you're here, take a few minutes to tour maple sugaring works, taste our maple sugar-on-snow, or just enjoy a cup of hot mulled cider or cocoa by the wood stove while watching fellow skiers from our glassed-in deck.
