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Mill Stone Hill Mountain Bike Trail

Barre, Vermont

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Avg Rating: 1 trail review
Status: Open
updated 5/18/07 by bennybaker
Difficulty: Intermediate bike trail Intermediate
Length: 20 miles Global Rank: #179
Tread: Singletrack Configuration: Network
Ridden: 9 Wishlist: 3
Avg. Speed: 6 mphAvg. Time: 2hr 0min
 
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Description: Over 20 miles of challenging single track Mountain bike trails already ranked one of Vermont's Five Best Mountain bik Networks. There is a network of tight technical single track combined with some double track. There are several flavors of difficulty, easy, moderate and difficult. I highly suggest the difficult section if you want to challenge your MTB skills. The trails are in and around an old granite quory that provide great views and some nerve racking drop-offs. I rode this trail the end of**ust for several hours but you could easily make a day of it.
added on September 5, 2006 by getonthetrail
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reviewed by rogerk on August 20, 2010

Next to Kingdom Trails, this is by far the best place to ride in NVT. Tons of trails, lots of interesting views, well laid out trails. I strongly suggest that your first ride follows the ;oop highlighted on the map.

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