Mountain & Recreational
Bicycling In Vermont
Bicycling is a great way to enjoy Vermont during the warmer months, and it is one of the most popular things to do here. Touring and Mountain Biking are the most popular forms of biking in Vermont. There are also Recreational Bike Paths for those of us who prefer pedaling along a shoreline or on flatter terrain. And, of course, there are a number of bike touring companies offering specific
Our famed Green Mountain National Forest offers Mountain Biking for every level of cyclist, be you a beginner or world-class. There are U.S. Forest Service Roads [Dirt Roads] that gently wind through the National Forest. Off-Road Mountain Biking Trails, and Gap Roads [Paved Roads] for the hearty and more experienced. The Gap Roads cross through the GMNF east and west. We recommend that you don't try the Gap Roads your first time out! Please note that under no circumstances are you permitted to bicycle on the Hiking Trails
Tip: If you are anywhere between Manchester and Rutland in the Southern part of the state, the 14 mile Forest Road #10 which cuts directly through the GMNF between Danby and Landgrove makes for a beautiful ride [Dirt Road - Cars Permitted]. There is a small picnic area on the Danby side with a spectacular river gorge just below it, and views of the mountains from your table!
You can obtain a detailed map of these Forest Roads from the Green Mountain National Forest Ranger District Office covering the area of interest to you.
Vermont's legendary Northeast Kingdom provides totally different biking opportunities. Excluding Freeways and Arterial Highways, the Northeast Kingdom has just under 2300 miles of ideal biking roads. 1,501 of the roads in the Kingdom are unpaved; some may even give mountain bikers a challenge.
Google Maps has added a great new feature... Directions For Bikers... From anywhere to anywhere! Check it out by clicking on the Vermont Map in the right column, then click on Directions... and then click on the Bicycle Icon. Then fill in the A and B [From & To] information. Note that you can then add additional destinations. This Google feature is especially helpful when you wish to travel parallel to a major highway such as I-91, or through the Green Mountain National Forest. .Example!
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Woodstock, VT
Central Vermont Back Road Bike Tours
Barre, VT
Churchill House Inn
Brandon, VT
Earl's Cyclery & Fitness
South Burlington, VT
Great Freedom Adventures
Woodstock, VT
Green Mountain Bicycle Service Inc.
Rochester, VT
Killington Resort Mountain Biking
Killington, VT
LocalMotion.com
Mad River Valley Century Ride [Hyde Away Inn]
Waitsfield, VT
Middlebury Inn
Middlebury, VT
Montpelier Area Mountain Bike Association
Montpelier, VT
MountainZone.com
North Star Sports
Burlington, VT
NortheastCycling.com
Old Spokes Home
Burlington, VT
Onion River Sports
Montpelier, VT
Peace of Mind Bike Tours of Vermont
Richmond, VT
Power Play Sports
, VT
Ski Rack
Burlington, VT
Sleepy Hollow Inn Mountain Biking
Huntington, VT
Stowe Bike Tours
Stowe, VT
TrailLink.com
Upper Valley Trails Alliancee
Norwich, VT
VBT Bicycling and Walking Vacations
Bristol, VT
Green Mountain National Forest Ranger District Offices:
Manchester Ranger District
2538 Depot Street, Manchester Ctr, VT 05255
Telephone: 802-362-2307 Fax: 802-362-1251
Green Mountain National Forest
231 North Main Street, Rutland, Vermont 05701
Ph: 802-747-6700 Fax: 802-747-6766 TTY: 802-747-6765
Middlebury Ranger District
1007 Route 7 South, Middlebury, VT 05753
Telephone: 802-388-4362 Fax: 802-388-3842
Rochester Ranger District
99 Ranger Road, Rochester, VT 05767
Telephone: 802-767-4261 Fax: 802-767-4777
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