Vermont Technical College

[Autoboy454]

As the title states, anyone on here go to VTC besides myself??

[trxridr]

hey my name is zach i go to vtc for fire science, i drive the light blue lifted jeep

[Autoboy454]

hey, if you see a lifted blue liberty with mass plates, that's my rig

[2001SportTj]

I've been thinking about going there for a few years. My aunt lives about 10 miles outside of Randolph on about 300 acres. How do you guys like it?

[Autoboy454]

let me put it this way, if you do not take the effort to go out, join clubs or participate in sports or other extracurriculars at VTC in Randolph, times can be a little on the slow/boring side. There are lots of opportunities to do stuff though. You'd probably get the best feel for the college by visiting and touring or by finding someone you know who goes there and following them around for a day.

[trxridr]

yeah i have yet to stay a full weekend it gets boring, not gunna lie i dont really participate in much, i would rather get it over with and go home

[Autoboy454]

Trx, your from Manchester??

[trxridr]

yep manchester vermont

[JCJ]

I was offered a teaching job at VTC this summer while visiting my mom in West Brookfield. A little too long of a commute for me from NY though.

There is a great trail really close to you guys called Cram Hill Rd. in Northfield.

You can take it from the top off of 12A, or the bottom from Brookfield Center just past the church but before the dairy farm. It's easier to find from the top it starts out as a few miles of normal dirt road that is still maintained but then you'll find the abandoned portion that connects down to the intersection of Roxbury Line Rd and Davis Acre Rd. The middle section is pretty rough and washed out that you wont be able to pass unless you have a highly modified rig. You can kill the better part of a day going at it from the top and the bottom.

:link failure: just google map "Cram Hill Road, Northfield, VT" and look at the topo of it..

[planthead]

I did quite a few years ago, after degree transferred to Cornell. VTC was a great place to start