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• Arcana in Jericho, Vermont
This trail is a step up in technical difficulty from the nearby Mobb Valley trail, but easier than the Mobb Hill trail. This trail takes a little longer to dry out than the other nearby trails, so allow at least 2 days after a heavy rain.
   Last reviewed: Jul 11, 2009
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• Busternut in Waitsfield, Vermont
Very creatively-designed and constructed turns and stone bridges. Technical and challenging, especially with the unexpected twists and bridges. But a real whoop. Worth a trip just to take this one on.
Last reviewed: Jul 13, 2009
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• Cady's Falls in Hyde Park, Vermont
Parking is by the bridge (there are signs for Rec parking) and just ride straight up the road to the pits and grab onto a trail, or head around the first gate you see. From there, the possibilities are endless! Just remember, a few people make it nice for TONS of people to ride it. If you ...
Last reviewed: Jun 20, 2007
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• Camp Johnson in Colchester, Vermont
Careful of the MPs on the base, you aren't supposed to be there. Great biking to train close to Burlington.
Last reviewed: Apr 25, 2009
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• Causeway Park in Colchester, Vermont
The acceptable uses of the trail include a combination of activities that are non-motorized. Biking, Cross Country Skiing, Day Hiking, Snowshoeing, Fishing, Duck Hunting (during respected seaon), Running / Jogging, Canoeing / Kayaking. The Trail itself is a straight-a-way path that runs fo...
Last reviewed: Sep 21, 2007
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• Clark Hill Loop in West Rutland, Vermont
You start off at the corners of Dewey Ave and Clark Hill rd. Parking can be had on Clark Hill Rd. Proceed up Dewey Ave (pavement for the 1st mile) This becomes West Rd at the Ira town line. Follow this rd over two hills. At the bottom of the second hill (short & steep) take a right onto ...
Last reviewed: Aug 2, 2009
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• Colchester High School Woods in Colchester, Vermont
Pritty safe in terms of geting lost, most of the trails loop back on to the main trail, but their are no signs. If you don't like bugs don't hang around long when your down in the swamier areas but hey that's the only place you'll find big hills so... Moter vehicles aren't alowd.
Last reviewed: Aug 25, 2009
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• Contest Trail in Pittsfield, Vermont
The trail starts with a pretty rugged double track climb, followed by a couple of miles of rolling singletrack and finishing with a double track downhill and back to to Liberty hill road.
Last reviewed: Sep 1, 2007
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• Cotton Brook in Stowe, Vermont
We picked this ride off the Mt Mansfield/Stowe mountain bike trail map. This was one of the few
rides on the map that had singletrack so we had to try it out. After climbing a little over 1000 feet
on double track and descending another few hundred feet (still on doubletrack), we fin...
Last reviewed: Aug 10, 2009
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• Crosstown At Mt. Snow in Wilmington, Vermont
This network is part of the Mt. Snow ski area. It is used for XC-Skiing in the winter and XC-Biking in th summer. It's a fun network of trails. Maps are available at the Mt. Snow base. get more info at Mt. Snow - mountain biking...
Last reviewed: Apr 13, 2004
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• Ethan Allen/Burlington High School Woods in Burlington, Vermont
cruise around in there and look for some pretty killer freeride stuff maintained by a local group of rippers (not me). but there is plenty to ride in and in the surrounding woods areas near Burlington High School as well. I ride there from my downtown burlington apt and amazed at what ...
Last reviewed: Apr 19, 2008
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• Hayes Brook Trail in Pittsfield, Vermont
The trail consists of a steady climb on doubletrack with Hayes Brook on your right, followed by some tight singletrack along the top and a fast doubletrack downhill. Be careful of the large mudpit at the top of the trail!
Last reviewed: Jul 2, 2009
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• Hinesburg Town Forest in Hinesburg, Vermont
This is a network about 15 miles in lenght. A trail Kiosk is at the parking area with a description of trails. There is a small selection of easy trails but most are quite steep and technically challenging. These trails are maintained by the Fellowship of the Wheel
Last reviewed: Oct 26, 2009
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• Honey Hollow in Richmond, Vermont
One usually goes up the Honey Hollow Road (The west most leg of the trail, crosses over the bridge at the top, and descends the single track. This single track is relatively smooth (for Vermont) and only moderately technical
Last reviewed: Mar 24, 2009
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• Hoot, Toot & Whistle in Wilmington, Vermont
This ride's general location is Wilmington. Scenery is wooded with occasional glimpses of Harriman Reservoir. The mellow, flat, wide railroad bed provides an excellent route for families and novices. A variety of riding conditions make this ride fun, interesting, and historically entertain...
 Last reviewed: Jul 5, 2008
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• Indian Brook/essex Reservoir in Essex, Vermont
Indian Brook Reservoir is a 500 acre park in Essex Town with the water reservoir of about 60 acres. The park is managed by the Essex Parks and Recreation Department. Access to the park requires a paid pass, which can be purchased from the Rec. department at 81 Main Street...
Last reviewed: Sep 28, 2009
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• Intervale Bike Trail in Burlington, Vermont
Pretty flat and grassy trail, there are many paths leading off the trail which will lead you to a field, nothing special if you do, if you continue on the main trail for about 3 miles you'll come up to Ethan Allen Homestead. from there you can either continue along Rt 127 heading East or W...
Last reviewed: May 2, 2008
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• Ira Loop in Ira, Vermont
An USGS map will show this route very well or even Delorme topo of varying versions. Its an old loop that I have not done in a few years since I got hurt. One starts near Wragg Brothers well drilling in Ira at the junction of E west rd & TH6 at this very sharp hair pin turn (middletownspr...
Last reviewed: Aug 2, 2009
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• Irish Hill in Berlin, Vermont
A good collection of xc style singletrack. The best option is to find the trail that goes to the top of the hill, along the ridge for a while then drops down the other side. It's a fun ride in both directions.
Unsure of the total mileage. Will edit as I explore more.
Last reviewed: Jul 3, 2009
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• Killington Mtn in Killington, Vermont
This trail network has riding for everyone. From epic singletrack to flowy DH sections to grueling ascents it truely has something for everyone. Situated patially in the Green Mountain National Forest this Lift accessable resort allows for some of the best natural terrain in the Northeas...
Last reviewed: Mar 9, 2009
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• Kingdom Trails in St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Something for everyone: beginer to advanced.
  Last reviewed: Sep 8, 2009
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• Luce Trail in Stowe, Vermont
Unfortunately as of summer 2009, the trails here are only open to those who stay at the Trapp Family Lodge. However if you happen to be staying here, it is well worth it. I was speaking with the guys running the "Outdoor Center" and they believe as they continue expanding the trails they w...
Last reviewed: Aug 5, 2009
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• Mendon/shrewsbury Cc Fire Roads in Mendon, Vermont
Depending which trail you take you can actually reach the Backside of Killington Mtn. You can also reach Shrewsbury/Cuttingsville via these trails. This is mostly Doubletrack with lots of technical ascents as well as very technical descents that can switch from doubletrack to singletrack...
Last reviewed: Mar 9, 2009
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• Middletownsprings Yoyo in Middletownsprings, Vermont
Start at Middletownsprings four corners TH6 or what is called Middletownsprings rd. This rd starts off with homes and camps and then turns into the fun part. You travel on this class 4 road until you reach the junction of West Rd in Ira and then reverse your route. You will encounter vario...
Last reviewed: Aug 2, 2009
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• Mill Stone Hill in Barre, Vermont
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 hi...
Last reviewed: Sep 5, 2006
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