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  1. Adams Camp Loop
    Adams Camp Loop - Mountain Biking

    One of the best five-mile loops in the area offering a gradual uphill climb to a flowy technical descent. This is one you’ll want to do again.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    22.1 miles
    Duration
    Each loop won't take very long, but you can do as many loops as you'd like.
  2. Cady Hill Forest - Mountain Biking

    Steep and flowy. Twisting and turning. Technical and smooth. A destination location for riding.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    25.5 miles
    Duration
    Riding at your leisure.
  3. Pine Hill Park - Mountain Biking

    This 300 acre trail system is a natural mecca in an urban environment offering an extremely fun place to ride in a small setting. Don’t forget to check out the bridges!

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    60.4 miles
    Duration
    2-3 Hours
  4. Blueberry Lake - Mountain Biking

    This small trail system in the picturesque Mad River Valley offers fun, flowy riding and beautiful scenery. Perfect for beginner riders or more skilled ones looking to get some speed.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    33.1 miles
    Duration
    20 Minutes to two hours - repeat the loop as many times as you would like.
  5. Catamount Outdoor Family Center - Mountain Biking

    Great pay-to-play area minutes from downtown Burlington for beginner to advanced riders. Offers a variety of terrain and an amazing landscape with views.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    8.3 miles
    Duration
    Varies - anywhere from an hour to a half day.
  6. Trapp Family Lodge - Mountain Biking

    A gradual progression of trails from beginner to expert in the heart of Stowe’s Green Mountains. Panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside make for beautiful riding.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    23.0 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on which trail(s) you get on!
  7. Millstone Trails - Mountain Biking

    A most unique spot for mountain biking, Millstone was built in and around of a bunch old of granite quarries and is full of technical trails, rock piles and quarry ponds. A favorite of many locals.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    42.7 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on which trail(s) you choose.
  8. Perry Hill - Mountain Biking

    It’s a workout! Steep climbs and technical lines are a trademark of this local favorite. Recommended for solid intermediate to advanced riders.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    25.4 miles
    Duration
    1-2 hours
  9. Kingdom Trails - Mountain Biking

    This legendary trail system offers over 100 miles of trails and is one of the most highly recommended areas for mountain biking in New England. Named Best Trail Network in North America by BIKE Magazine.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    62.9 miles
    Duration
    100-miles of trail - ride all you want!
  10. Mad River Riders Expert Loop - Mountain Biking

    One of the most talked about loops in the Mad River Valley offering advanced technical riding, climbs and a fast, flowy descent. Highly skilled riders preferred.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    28.1 miles
    Duration
    1-2 hours
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