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Kingdom Trails Mountain Bike Trail
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:  |
11 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 6/18/11 by eastwood |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 14 miles | Global Rank: #33 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 53 | Wishlist: 30 |
| Avg. Speed: 7.85 mph | Avg. Time: 2hr 25min |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +3,694/-4,524 ft (based on partial GPS data) | IMBA Epic Trail |
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Description: Something for everyone: beginer to advanced.
added on February 4, 2004 by guest
Description: Something for everyone: beginer to advanced.
added on February 4, 2004 by guest 
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TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Reaper151 on October 23, 2011
My back yard! Need I say more? Best riding I've ever done 6 miles frome my home...that's a 5 star for me.
reviewed by hani122 on March 17, 2011
What a wonderfull place. I am sure there are many parks like this out west but here in the Northeast the Kingdom is a rare gem. The trails are too vast to describe in details but they have everything form fast XC - technical trail - full on DH/freeride. even though the place gets pack the trails are usually not jammed up.
reviewed by maineskiaddict on October 8, 2010
Some of the best riding I have ever had the pleasure of doing. Something for everyone, the area offers fast, buff singletrack, and some downhill/ freeride on the Burke Mountain side. You can ride for hours and not cover everything. They boast over 100 miles of trail with more being added all the time. The redesign of Kitchel is amazing!!! Updated bridge work on Jaw is new this year as well. One of my favorite places to ride and well worth the trip. The town of East Burke becomes a haven for mountain biking in the summer. Cool, laid-back vibe with breathtaking scenery.
reviewed by Fitch on September 21, 2010
2010 and this place is in great shape still. The track is hard packed and the signage is great - it's so hard to get lost. We rode almost 50 miles in 36 hours this past weekend; 4 times on Webs, 2 on Kitchel... check out Old Webs, too! It's worth the climb on the way up through the loose sand!
reviewed by eastwood on August 11, 2010
Awesome, awesome, awesome. Great trails - mid week riding was amazing, came across probably around 10 people over my ride (close to 3 hours). Trails are amazing, nice hardpack, constant maintenance going on which is awesome. So much to explore - will def be back there. I don't think there is a bad trail. Rumor is they will be marking out 3 loops to ride - making a nicer flow to your ride rather than having to stop and check your map at intersections when trying to put together a nice ride. How are there no pictures up??!! I didn't take any today because I figured there would be a ton!! Ah well, next time.
reviewed by Fitch on September 8, 2009
This is New England's mountain biking mecca. As stated below, you could ride 2-3 days here on their well-marked and beautifully maintained trails. Everything from amazing sculpted trail (Sidewinder or Kitchel, anyone?) to miles of wooded singletrack to the VAST network of easy doubletrack. You can climb, descend, and bounce around to your heart's content, and Tim and his crew there will tell you exactly what to ride through based upon your time, skillset, and bike handling abilities.
Similar Trail: Saxton Hill
reviewed by jbl on March 31, 2009
This is the sweetest network of trails in Vermont. There is everything from intermediate swooping trails to technical down hill. Plenty for two full days of riding without repeating
Similar Trail: Flo Trail near Essex Junction Vt.
reviewed by jabautn on November 4, 2008
After moving to Colorado, I still raved about this to all my friends. When I came back in July and road with my buddy, it was even better than I remembered it. Every time I go there, I see changes and the hard work people put into this system. This place is truly the mountain bike heaven!
reviewed by MHK on April 24, 2008
This is mt bike heaven. You must go. Nothing in the NE compares to the scope and variety of these trials.
reviewed by DrMemory on March 17, 2005
100 miles of single and double track and some of the pretties scenery in New England, what more do you need? I only wish I lived a bit closer so I could ride it every day. I've been riding here for 6 years now, and try to get up there at least every couple weeks. Maybe it's tame for 20 something daredevils with death wishes, or measure their manhood by the amount of scars they have, but if you just like riding trails in the woods, this is heaven. There is flat stuff, uphills and down. Skinny single tracks with roots and rocks, and buff rides through the softwoods that are like butter. There are many trails there, my favorites are Webs, Widowmaker (not as severe as its name) Fenceline, and Pastore Point. And I especially like an unmarked trail i discovered last summer.
