Green Mountain National Forest

Green Mountain National Forest is Vermont’s 400,000-acre backbone of wilderness, stretching across the state’s iconic ridgeline. This is where the Long Trail meets working forests, where fall foliage blazes without the tour buses, and where locals have been hiking, hunting, and finding solitude for generations. It’s not flashy—it’s functional, accessible, and deeply woven into Vermont life. Rep the forest that proves you don’t need out-West grandeur to have legendary public land worth protecting.