Level: Intermediate
Length: 10 mi (16.1 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +621/386 ft
Total: 48 riders
Mountain Biking Ascutney Trails
#5 of 121 mountain bike trails in Vermont
#381 in the world
It is a Mountain so lots of climbing, but the downhills make it worth it. The trails are well marked.
Before you go
- No Drinking water
- No E-bikes permitted
- No Fat biking allowed in winter
- No Fee required
- No Lift service
- No Night riding allowed
- No Pump track
- No Restrooms
There is a large parking area near the old Ascutney Mountain Ski lodge. There is also a Holiday Inn at the base. Just use Ski Tow Rd or Hotel Rd, Brownsville,VT in the GPS. From there pickup last mile or home again trails.
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Wow. I just rode Ascutney trails during a two-day mind bender trip that included Okemo and Woodstock ,Vermont.
| Thank | EditBut I really liked Ascutney trails.
First I rode the ski tow side which was decent.Then I decided to check out the town forest side on coaching lane...Holy crap those are some nice trails...rock gardens galore, techy death sections(where the trail hugs a steep fall line) and smooth flowy runs make Ascutney a diamond in the rough in Central Vermont.
If you come up here make sure you try the Harpoon tasting room nearby in Windsor.
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Rode the intermediate trails during the VBMA Festival and had a great time.
| Thank | EditThere's something for everyone here. A fair amount of easy, and intermediate. Additionally, probably 30% or so is expert. Lots of fun, well marked trails. Spend the $8 and buy a map. Trails were well maintained and easily find trailhead parking. If you're in the area, give'em a spin, you'll be happy you did.
| Thank | EditFavorite in the area! Something for everyone. Seems like you are always going up, but there are great downhill sections.
| Thank | EditGreat climbs and downs, challenging yet very rewarding....
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