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YouTube Video UExpUGwtZGtNYndTRmEwdEhtUWhqNzRwckVxNUZqVXlSTy5DNzE1RjZEMUZCMjA0RDBB A discussion about the recent Vermont Supreme Court decision regarding legal trails in Vermont with Ben Brickner, Pomfret Select Board, Seth Westbrook, Pomfret and member of the Woodstock Area Mountain Bike Association, and Jonathan Bicknell, Tunbridge and member of the Tunbridge Trails Committee. In its ruling, the Vermont Supreme Court affirm that towns have the authority to maintain legal trails in Vermont, including where they cross private property. Legal trails are former public roads that aren’t used for traffic any longer, but are often used for walking and other recreation. The decision impacts some 500 miles of public trails in towns across Vermont, and is the culmination of a roughly seven-year legal battle between the town of Tunbridge and two resident landowners, John Echeverria and Carin Pratt. The court ruled that Tunbridge has the authority to maintain and repair two public trails that run through Echeverria and Pratt’s hill farm. The dispute started after bicyclists asked the town for permission to ride on the trails, which Echeverria and Pratt opposed. According to court documents, the landowners responded by allowing the trails to become overgrown.
Trail Decision Tunbridge Vermont Supreme Court
February 27, 2026 2:42 pm
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