May 10 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.—RUTLAND— Lightsabers at the ready—Jedi Trails returns to Pine Hill Park on Saturday, May 10, inviting “Star Wars” fans and outdoor adventurers alike to join a free, family-friendly galactic quest through the woods. This event is quickly becoming an annual springtime favorite.
Hosted by Come Alive Outside, the event runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. along the Lower Giorgetti Trail and transforms the forest into an intergalactic scavenger hunt complete with characters, crafts, food, and Jedi-worthy challenges. Costumes are encouraged, and no registration is required—just show up, follow the trail, and use the Force.
“This is one of Come Alive Outside’s favorite community events of the year,” said Arwen Turner, executive director. “We love introducing and reintroducing “Star Wars” fans of all ages to the trails at Pine Hill Park and sharing community resources in a fun and quirky way.”Participants can complete a scavenger hunt and
trade it in at the Jedi Village for a special prize.
New features this year include:
Appearances by the 501st Legion in full “Star Wars” costume
Free HOTH DOGS courtesy of the Vermont Cairo Shriners
Frozen treats from Scoop’ N Chill Italian Ice
An obstacle course challenge from Whirlie’s World
A pop-up Jedi archive by the Rutland Free Library
Galactic crafts and activities from the Boys & Girls Club of Rutland County, Community Care Network, The MINT, and more
A new Tatooine Teen Area for ages 11–18, with free snacks and chill hangout zones
Whether you’re a padawan or Jedi master, Jedi Trails offers a playful and imaginative way to get outside, connect with nature, and meet community partners—no lightsaber training required.
For more information, visit: comealiveoutside.com.
