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Vermont's roads are generally quite good for bicycling. Most roads either have paved shoulders or have light traffic, although some roads near major towns may be more heavily traveled. Be warned, Vermont ain't flat--there are plenty of hills just about everywhere, especially in the Green Mountains which run north to south through the center of the state. Roads through the mountain passes, known locally as "gaps", are challenging climbs and may be too winding for safe cycling. Easier routes can be found along the eastern and western borders of the state. Map of VermontThe following map shows only the approximate locations of trails.
Bike RoutesGot a favorite bike route you want to share? Fill out the Add a Bike Route form and we will add it to our listings. Bike PathsSee Vermont Rail Trails for listings of bike paths and other long-distance multi-use trails. Biking ResourcesBiking Routes in the Northeast Kingdom - guide to cycling in the Northeast Kingdom Lake Champlain Bikeways are an officially-designated system of international bike routes around Lake Champlain. Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition - bicycling and walking advocacy, safety, education, and access Vermont Bike Clubs | VT Bike Events Other Vermont Outdoor Pages
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