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Despite the state’s planned reopening in July — if not sooner — many expect Vermonters to stick to the outdoors when it comes to summer recreation. Gov. Phil Scott announced in May that most pandemic restrictions would be lifted as soon as the state was 80 percent vaccinated, a threshold Vermont grows ever closer to crossing. Either way, the state has dropped its quarantining and testing requirements for out-of-state travelers and mask requirements for the vaccinated, both indoors and out. Still, a trend toward seeking recreation outdoors that started last year is expected to continue into this summer, according to the people who manage some of the most popular sites for outdoor recreation in the state. Adjustments made to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 — a pathogen that spreads most easily indoors and is less likely to be transmitted in outdoor, distanced settings — have proved popular and effective enough that some of them may be here to stay. At lea

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