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What makes Vermont a mountain biking paradise?

With over 1000 miles of riding on more than 60 trail networks, abundant lodging, friendly locals, and more farm-to-table treats than you can imagine eating, the Green Mountain State has earned its reputation as a go-to destination for riders of all skill levels.

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FEATURED ITINERARIES

    • Perfect for those seeking a riding-focused itinerary

    • Some of the state’s best beginner terrain

    • Some of the state’s most technical terrain

    • Great for climbers and there is also a shuttle option

  • Novice Terrain:
    Blueberry Lake

    Expert Terrain:
    Howe Block Trails

    aMTB Accessible Terrain:
    None designated

    E-bikes Allowed:
    Howe Block Trails

    Big Ride Option:
    Mad River Riders Expert Loop

    • Lift-served downhill and cross-country trails cater to intermediate riders

    • Charming tourist-oriented town with many off-bike activities and attractions

    • Good for groups that include non-riders

    • High-end to economy lodging available

  • Novice Terrain:
    Stratton Mountain Resort Trails 
    Dorset Trails

    Expert Terrain:
    Limited. Intermediate trails dominate both Stratton and Dorset.

    aMTB Accessible Terrain:
    Stratton Mountain Resort Trails 

    E-bikes Allowed:
    None designated

    Big Ride Option:
    None designated

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TRIP TO VERMONT

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90+ Miles of Adaptive Accessible Trails

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