Mount Snow is a premier four season resort located in the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont featuring four mountain faces of downhill skiing and snowboarding - including one of the East's best terrain parks, Carinthia - slopeside lodging and golf at the acclaimed Mount Snow Golf Club as well as flexible wedding and conference facilities. Other activities include snow tubing, ski & snowboard lessons, downhill mountain biking and a full schedule of festivals and events. Mount Snow is a member of the Peak Resorts family.See more..
4.0Bolton Valley Resort(124 reviews) - Perfect backcountry destination Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails • Ski & Snowboard Areas
Bolton Valley is a northern Vermont ski and mountain bike resort conveniently located less than 30 minutes from Burlington, Stowe, Montpelier and the Mad River Valley (Waterbury, Waitsfield and Warren). Beautiful mountain sunsets frame a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, mountain biking, disc golf, outdoor food, beverage and music events, swimming, skate park and some of the best swimming holes and rock climbing in the state just at the base of the access road.See more..
4.5Newport Bike Path(42 reviews) - Gateway to Quebec's Eastern Townships Biking Trails
Ride it for about 6 miles up to the border, where it ends, and make a right for about two miles. Make a left on the next street that you can, and hand your passport to the Canadian border guards. About a mile north of the border, make a right onto the continuation of the same abandoned raliway, which is now called the Sentier Nature Tomofobia. After about 12 miles, It ends at Ayer's Cliff, Quebec. Nearly all of this is on traffic-free gravel bike paths, which are relatively flat. Skinny-tire road bikes are not the best choice. I put knobbies on mine, and it worked well. From Ayer's Cliff, strong cyclists can traverse challenging hills to connect to other quaint towns (e.g., Magog & North Hatley), and the Route Verte.See more..
4.0Vergennes Falls Park(41 reviews) - a fun easy stop along the way State Parks • Biking Trails
State park overlooking neighboring New York with a 15 mile-long looping biking trail.See more..
Like most of the trails in Vermont this one has a nice surface and great scenery. There are mile markers every 1/2 mile which makes it easy to keep track of where you are at. The grades are easy so the miles go by fairly quickly.See more..
4.5Shelburne Bay Park(10 reviews) - Bike, Hike, and Paddle Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails • Beaches • Hiking Trails
That’s right. All 3 of these pastimes may be experienced here. Photography and birding occurs here, too. A public boat launch is located within the parking lot. Overflow parking is located here as well. Specific trails exist for cycling and hiking. The area is scenic. Look for the ospreys in July.See more..
4.0Evolution Bike Park(6 reviews) - Teenage boy fun Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails
My teenage son asked us to mt bike on our vacation so we stopped in Ludlow. He really enjoyed the bike park. It has two main trails with many small paths splitting off. It has some small jumps with two larger jumps, a few bridges. During the week, there was no one there - on waiting! He spent 1.5 days going up on the lift and coming down fast-fun!See more..
Slate Valley Trails (SVT) is a network of over 40 miles of foot and mountain biking single-track and double-track trails on private and public land in the Slate Valley region of southwestern Vermont. Trails are free and open to the public. Beginner, intermediate, & advanced hiking and mountain bike trails with many fun loop or point-to-point options. Many scenic views of Lake St. Catherine and the nearby Southern Adirondacks and Taconic Mountains, as well trail that meander through forests and meadows. Close to Rutland and Killington Regions, Manchester, and nearby Glens Falls/Queensbury/Lake George, NY regions. http://slatevalleytrails.org/See more..
