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Vermont Northeast Kingdom links you might find useful

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Vermont Outdoors Woman Mission Statement: "To encourage and enhance the participation of women of all ages and abilities in outdoor activities, through hands-on education" (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Vermont Outdoor Guide Association - Vermont's most complete directory of outdoor services and adventure travel resources. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
TraveTheKingdom.com Vermont's Northeast Kingdom travel and tourism information source. ( Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
April's Maple is located on 800 acres of Canaan, VT land originally owned by Gloria Jackson's dad, Elmont Jackson. Gloria's niece April has purchased the land and runs a modern maple syrup producing business. April plans to market her natural Vermont maple products far and wide. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail is the longest paddling trail in the nation and runs from Old Forge, New York through Vermont, Quebec, and New Hampshire to Fort Kent, Maine. In 2011 the Trail was named “Best Canoe Trail” by Outside Magazine and in 2012 the magazine named the Trail a “Best East Coast Adventure.” (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
The Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail is a series of primitive campsites and access points from the river’s headwaters in Pittsburg, NH to the Massachusetts border. While most of the river shore is privately owned, a number of generous landowners have agreed to host the public at primitive campsites on their land. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Local Canaan, Vermont text forecast from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Chalet Caterers are our preferred caterer. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Vermont Fish & Wildlife website. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
New Hampshire Fish & Game website. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
State of Vermont Boating Laws. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
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Club de Golf Coaticook - just over the border in Coaticook, Quebec. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
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Tourism information for the local Quebec (Canada) region just over the international border from Jackson's Lodge and Log Cabins. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook - about 15 minutes north of Jackson's in Coaticook, Quebec. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Information about crossing the United States border. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
Information about crossing the Canadian border. (Link deactivated. Site is not live.)
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Heron in flight over beautiful Lake Wallace (Wallace Pond) in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont
Heron checking out a lawn chair at pet-friendly Jackson's Lodge and Log Cabins, a Vermont family-friendly vacation destination
Children playing on Jackson's sandy beach as the sun sets.
People having a great time at Jackson's Lodge special occasions - Click for larger image
A group of women enjoying Doe Camp organized by Vermont Outdoors Woman (Click for larger image)

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