Stowe trails and Cady Hill Forest
Trail network · Northern Green Mountains · VT
Cady Hill Forest: 23 trails, ~11 mi · May – Oct
Free trail access
100+ trail miles · 53+ adaptive (aMTB) miles · 20 mi winter fat-bike grooming
Summer trails open in May as weather allows and close Oct 31. The network shuts for November deer season, then reopens for fat biking, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing once the ground freezes.
2026 adult (16+) day membership from the KTA store; youth 8–15 $15, under 8 free, adult 3-day $55. Burke Bike Park add-on for KT day members $35.
Vermont’s famous flowy singletrack town.
More than 100 miles of purpose-built singletrack wind across the fields and forests of over 100 private landowners around East Burke. Riders come for smooth, flowing descents through birch and hardwood, two pump tracks, a beginner jump park and Burke Mountain’s lift-served bike park next door. It works for every level, from families on the village loops to strong riders linking all-day rides.
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Bike rentals, sales and repairs in the village, by the bridge into the beginner trails.
Rentals, kids’ camps, adult skills clinics and guided rides from a trailside hub on Darling Hill.
Lift-served downhill on the Sherburne Express quad, plus lessons and demo rentals. Adult day ticket $50 in 2026.
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Spectator-friendly jump contest on the bottom of Jester to mark the bike park’s closing weekend.
A 116-room hotel at Burke Mountain with ride-in, ride-out access to Kingdom Trails and the bike park, an outdoor pool and hot tub, and indoor bike storage.
Nine-room inn in the village with bike storage, a hot tub, fire pits and guest kitchen access.
Inn on a historic hilltop dairy farm on Darling Hill, with a trailhead parking lot and the Handlebar Biergarten on the grounds.
Trailside inn on Darling Hill with a heated saltwater pool, restaurant and pub, and a bike shop on site.
Outdoor gathering spot with 30 drafts and food trucks, open nightly May to October; also a trailhead parking lot.
One of the world’s most celebrated small breweries, on a dirt road in Greensboro.
Natural history museum and planetarium in St. Johnsbury, founded in 1891.
Stephen Huneck’s gallery and chapel on a hilltop with walking trails and dog ponds; dogs welcome.
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