Οι καλύτερες MTB διαδρομές στο Βερμόντ

This second overlook with a green chair is just as pretty as the first and an equally good photo opportunity. In the fall you can take in the colors from here since it is a little more heavily wooded.

Main Street in Stowe, Vermont, is a charming, quintessentially New England small mountain town. Lined with historic buildings, boutique shops, cozy cafes, and a variety of restaurants, it is a great spot to spend the afternoon exploring after a morning in the mountains skiing, hiking, or biking. The street is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, featuring attractions like the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum and the Stowe Community Church.

Lintilhac Park is a lovely little park behind the Stowe Community Church and is a common access point for the southern end of the Stowe Recreation Path, just north of Main Street, Stowe. The Stowe Recreation Path is a popular, scenic, 5.3-mile paved trail that is open for bikers and walkers, and is groomed in the winter for cross-country skiers. This fantastic trail crosses Little River several times via wooden bridges, has multiple spots for swimming, and offers direct access to many restaurants and shops in Stowe. There is a bike repair station at Lintilhac Park for those who might need it, in addition to parking for the Recreation Path.

A coffee shop and a brewery right across the street from each other! What more can you ask for on a relaxing ride around Stowe? Idletyme Brewing and PK Coffee are two great spots to grab a burger and beer or coffee and pastry depending on your mood (and time of day). Both of these local-favorite spots are right off of the Stowe Recreational Path, making them convenient to stop at and refuel as you explore the area.

Institute Pond is a small pond on the campus of Vermont State University Lyndon Campus that was created by Institute Pond Dam.

Darling Hill, just off Darling Hill Road, is a popular recreation area for Vermonters. Trail running, hiking, and biking are popular here in the summer, and in the winter, this area is popular for hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. For cross-country skiers, this area of Darling Hill is said to be the “prettiest mile in Vermont.”

Saxon Hill in Essex Junction stands 965 feet tall, enveloped in a canopy of trees, creating an enchanting single-track biking experience. Explore the captivating trails as you ride through this scenic hill.

Bemis Hill is a peak within Burke Mountain Bike Area that tops out at 1,213 feet in elevation.