Mad River Path Associations
Non-Profit & Charitable Organizations · Vermont, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
4061 Main St, Waitsfield Common, Vermont...Phone Number
(802) 496-7284Website
www.madriverpath.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Mad River Path Associations
Since 1987, a committed group of local community members has been working hard to build a continuous path from Warren to Moretown. The Mad River Path Associations (MRPA) vision for the Path follows the Mad River as closely as possible, while also accessing commercial centers and schools. It encourages connection with the Mad River and the incredible natural and historic assets that surround us. The current sections of the Path are a valued community resourcebicyclists, walkers, cross country skiers, snowshoers, runners, and even commuters and children walking to school, enjoy the Path every day. MRPA continues to build partnerships with community members. Towns, landowners, businesses and schools are integral to our goal of completing the Path. MRPA does not use eminent domain to complete the Path. Rather, our goal is to collaborate with willing landowners who desire to work with us to complete and permanently protect the path for the community and future generations. Our Landowner ProRead more
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Since 1987, a committed group of local community members has been working hard to build a continuous path from Warren to Moretown. The Mad River Path Associations (MRPA) vision for the Path follows the Mad River as closely as possible, while also accessing commercial centers and schools. It encourages connection with the Mad River and the incredibl... Read More