The Stories Behind One of New England’s Most Loved Mountains
From Sugarhouse to Summit: A North Country Story
#OutdoorEdge #WYKR #NortheastKingdom #MountMoosilauke #Moosilauke #WhiteMountains #NewHampshireHiking #VermontOutdoors #NHOutdoors #SugaringSeason #MapleSeason #VermontMaple #Sugarhouse #OliverSugarhouse #WestGroton #FairbanksMuseum #OutdoorForecast #NorthCountry #NewEnglandOutdoors #LocalHistory
This week on St. Johnsbury Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram’s Outdoor Edge, we bring together a mix of North Country history and springtime tradition.
Gary Moore sits down with Robert W. Averill, longtime historian and author focused on Mount Moosilauke, to explore the stories, people, and legacy behind one of the region’s most iconic mountains. From early visitors to the evolution of the trails and traditions, it’s a conversation that adds a whole new layer to a place many of us know well.
We also head out into the field for our Sugaring Report, this time visiting Oliver’s Sugarhouse in West Groton, where we talk with Troy Oliver about how the maple season is shaping up and what it’s been like on the ground as the sap starts to run.
Plus, Mark Breen from the Fairbanks Museum joins us with the Outdoor Edge Forecast to help you plan your time outside.
🎧 Listen now:
https://wykr.com
📱 Download the WYKR app on iOS and Google Play
🎙️ Or listen anywhere you get your podcasts
Special Thanks to this Episode's Sponsors:
- R and L Archery
- Northeast Kingdom Online
- Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department
- Riverside Designworks PLC
- Miles Supply
And Of Course:
