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Forest Dale is a small community with a church, post office, and historic early-1800s ironworks, the ruins of which can be found on the northeast side of town. The Junction Store & Deli is open 7am-7pm most days if you want to grab a bite before continuing on your ride.

Extremely hilly, sounds of nature, lot's to see & experience. Downhills are well worth the climbs. You definitely need to have some rides/climbing in your season. Update 7/26/25 Still crazy hilly & and punchy. However, the downhill runs are amazing..😉

Brandon Gap is a tall mountain pass in the green mountains on Gap Road. This is a challenging climb in a beautiful area in the green mountains. The Long Trail crosses the road right at the summit of the pass, so be on the lookout for thru-hikers as you ride past!

Middlebury Gap is a mountain pass in Vermont's Green Mountains and a great, very challenging climb for any rider. It divides two different drainage areas with the Robbins Branch flowing southeast into the White River, and the South Branch into Middlebury River, which into Otter Creek, connecting to Lake Champlain. The Long Trail, a 272-mile hiking route traversing Vermont, runs through here, passing between Worth Mountain and Boyce Mountain. The Breadloaf Wilderness lies to the north, while Middlebury College Snow Bowl and Joseph Battell Wilderness are nearby to the south.

You'll have to hop off your bike if you want to visit Warren Falls, but it's worth the short walk to check out this series of cascades and popular swimming holes.

Rochester welcomes visitors with its quintessential New England charm. Nestled amid picturesque mountains, the town offers outdoor adventures, artisan shops, and local eateries. Explore the scenic Green Mountain National Forest, discover charming boutiques, and savor the hospitality of this Vermont gem.

A stunning natural site featuring a series of cascading falls and inviting swimming holes. It's a popular destination for locals and tourists.

Granville Notch, or Granville Gulf, is a mountain pass, located in Granville, Vermont on Vermont Route 100. There are creeks, streams, and waterfalls surrounded by lush forests on both sides of the pass, making this a scenic challenge for any cyclist exploring the area.