Hold on, don’t lose traction — get a GRIP! It’s time to ride! With over 250 trails within 45 minutes of Killington this trail guide will show you all there is to discover — and enhance your experience with tips on where to go, what to do and where to go to refuel. (We can’t promise it will narrow down the choices, however! In fact, it’ll probable just add to your list of “must see” destinations. The good news is they’re all nearby!)
Central Vermont is quickly becoming a popular hub for mountain biking in the East. The expansion of trails over the past decade has been exponential — and riders are beginning to flock to local areas as soon as the snow melts. Riders of all ages and abilities from near and far make the entire region vibrant.
This guide has been published thanks to local business support for local mountain biking.
Enjoy the flow, keep your GRIP!
Sincerely,
Polly Mikula
Here is a list of articles found in the 2025 GRIP magazine:
- Popularity: mountain biking expands
- Mountain biking has changed summer
- Future riders: Young and old
- Woodstock debuted varsity mountain bike team
- Calling all ladies to the Divas of Dirt
- Weekly mountain bike group rides
- Local mountain bike events
- WAMBA debuts Triple Crown Throwdown
- Velomont trail network grows
- U.S. Open: Racing through the forestand
- Trail expansions, construction closures
- Ride hut-to-hut: Vermont debuts first long-distance, overnight trail loop
- Gavin Vaughn’s path to shaping Woodtock’s ride
- For Graham Farrington, building trails is a way of life
- E-bikes allow riders to go farther
- Trails accessible for all abilities expand
- Vermont Adaptive partners with G-Form
- Tips to maintaining your bike
- Tricks defined
- How to take the best flicks of your tricks
Download the 2025 GRIP magazine.
