From the Netherlands to Vermont, this Local Motion advocate is chasing Boston—one emotional mile at a time. Daniel, Mid Run If you've ever spotted someone crossing a RunVermont finish line mid-scream, arms wide, pure unfiltered joy on their face, there's a good chance that's Daniel Liguori. Originally from the Netherlands, Daniel made his way to Vermont by way of Nashville, drawn to ... More

I’ve blogged about this before, but I recently committed to bringing running, on a personal/wellness/fitness-level, back into my life. This has not been a drastic difference to my day-to-day life, but for the last two months I have run three times a week, in addition to skiing, climbing, the occasional row in place, and generally being an active person with ... More

The RunVermont Pulse In this edition of the RunVermont Pulse: 1. Connelly's Corner: Half Marathon Unplugged Turns 20 2. Serendipitous Snack-Sack Sponsors 3. Happy Earth Day! Plog & Sustainability Panel (4/29)  4. Volunteer Spotlight: Whitney Widger 5. One Month Out from Our Biggest Youth Event of the Year! 6. Last Chance for Race Guide Business Promotion 7. From the Blog 8. Last Chance Lodging 9. Find Your Next Race on ... More

The 2026 M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon is shaping up to be an exciting race, with a talented field of invited athletes ready to compete on Burlington's scenic streets this Memorial Day Weekend. From hometown heroes returning to their roots to defending champions, here's a look at some of the runners you'll want to watch. If you want to see ... More

Here in Vermont, we love producing ‘lympians, especially WINTER ‘lympians. In fact, athletes with Vermont ties accounted for one-fifth of total US medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics. And, not surprising, the lone Vermonter competing at the 2026 Paralympics was doing so on skis.  Vermont’s Champions: Bringing the World Stage Home Not only are Vermonters showing up in big ways as they ... More

I’m new to Strava, but I’ve been an admirer of "Strava art" for years—especially those stop-motion animations created day-by-day. While I might not be that artistically inclined, I love naming my Vermont running routes by the distinct shapes they carve into the map. Whether you’re a solo explorer or part of the local running community, the geometry of your run ... More