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Mt Support - Dogford - Ruddsboro

Town
Lebanon
Description

The Mt Support - Dogford - Ruddsboro cycling route is  a 24.15-mile journey with an elevation gain of 1,996 feet, dirt/gravel on Dirt King.

Route Highlights:

Diverse Terrain: This route offers a mix of challenging climbs and exhilarating descents, providing a well-rounded experience for cyclists seeking both endurance tests and rewarding downhill stretches.

Crystal Lake - Ibey - Grafton Pond

Town
Enfield
Description

Embark on the UVWCC Crystal Lake - Ibey - Grafton Pond cycling route, a 23.08-mile journey with an elevation gain of 1,662 feet.

Route Highlights:

Scenic Landscapes: Traverse picturesque terrains, passing by the serene Crystal Lake and the tranquil Grafton Pond, offering cyclists a blend of water views and lush surroundings.

Diverse Terrain: Experience a mix of flat stretches and rolling hills, providing both leisurely segments and invigorating challenges to test your endurance and climbing skills.

Pomfret Road to Quechee-West Hartford

Town
West Hartford
Description

Pomfret Road to Quechee-West Hartford is a 23.55-mile cycling route with an elevation gain of 1,726 feet, dirt/gravel on Old River Road.

Route Highlights:

Scenic Beauty: Immerse yourself in the picturesque landscapes of Vermont, passing through charming towns and enjoying the serene countryside that defines the region.

Greensboro - Ruddsboro

Town
Lebanon
Description

Greensboro - Ruddsboro  is a 23.42-mile cycling route with an elevation gain of 1,754 feet, dirt/gravel on Reservoir Rd.

Route Highlights:

Scenic Diversity: Experience a blend of serene rail trails, rolling hills, and picturesque landscapes that showcase the natural beauty of the region.

10/N Thetford/10

Town
Hanover
Summary

Mix of rolling hills, gravel, and bumpy road surfaces. Gradual climb up to Lyme from Garipay and River Rd, with a steeper climb at Chieftain Hill on Rt. 10. Be cautious turning left from Rt. 10 onto North Thetford due to a blocked sightline.