SMGR

A bit of a journey will take all those who dare on a gravel ride around the forgotten Ghost Towns of the Green Mountain National Forest. The route starts at Jamaica State Park which remains open for the off season folks. The route will send riders west and around Stratton Mountain to a double track/gravel adventure on IP road. Then we will dive deep into the Haunted Forest. For those who weren't spooked back to Jamaica will enjoy a stop in Wilmington, VT for a quick coffee break or snack on the other side.

A 55 mile gravel ride with a few adventure sections and an (optional) finish at the flow trail at oak hill

Start/Finish at Carpenter's Cup Coffee next to the Rail Trail in Enfield, NH

Enfield, Grafton, Danbury, Canaan dirt with some (excellent) adventure class VI sections.

Start/Finish at Bridgewater Park
Long climb up Curtis Hollow Rd and down Long Hill Class IV, 
Reading spring water stop at mile 10
Class IV jughandle off Nelson Rd at mile 18
Class IV singletrack jaunt around Echo/Amherst Lakes mile 23-28
Class IV catamount trail connector mile 31-33
Detour south of closed CCC includes some class IV on Round Top Road around mile 40
Chloe's market in Plymouth mile 43
Final climb and then beautiful gravel descent of Hale Hollow to finish.

This is a climby gravel ride through central VT with two adventure class IV sections. The class IV is challenging but scenic and (famous last words) rideable.

We'll start/finish at the Bridgewater Park parking lot, see the google map link. It's across from Gold Coast Road, right off Route 4. 

The route goes through Hale Hollow, the "CCC" climb (2 miles at 10%!), then a flat section of class IV on the Catamount Trail. 

We have a stop planned at Singleton's Store at mile 37.

The route starts at Huntley Meadows in Norwich and climbs Bragg Hill to Kate Wallace, which offers about a half-mile of single track to Mitchell Brook and the long descent on Tigertown.  Kate Wallace can be avoided if you descend back to Beaver Meadow and continue up to Mitchell Brook.

After descending Tigertown, and climbing Joe Ranger, enjoy views along Webster Hill and Wild Apple in Pomfret.

There is some additional unmaintained surface on North Perry in order to get to Abracadabra Coffee on Route 12.