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Hutchins Covered Bridge – Jay Peak Pass loop from Barrewood Campground

Hutchins Covered Bridge – Jay Peak Pass loop from Barrewood Campground

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Hutchins Covered Bridge – Jay Peak Pass loop from Barrewood Campground

04:02

80.6km

1,220m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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21.5 km

The Hutchins Covered Bridge, situated on Hutchins Bridge Road in Montgomery, Vermont, spans the south branch of the Trout River. It was constructed in 1883 by brothers Sheldon and Savannah Jewett, renowned for their work on numerous covered bridges in the area.

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Jay Peak Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Jay Peak Pass is a 2231-foot pass in northern Vermont. It is adjacent to Jay Peak, a popular hiking spot in the summer and ski resort in the winter. This is a challenging goal for any cyclist riding around this beautiful part of the state.

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80.6 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

65.0 km

14.7 km

940 m

Surfaces

79.8 km

688 m

252 m

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Highest point (680 m)

Lowest point (160 m)

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Description

If you're looking for a road cycling route that truly tests your mettle while delivering classic Vermont scenery, the Hutchins Covered Bridge – Jay Peak Pass loop from Barrewood Campground is absolutely worth your time. This difficult 50.1-mile (80.6 km) road cycling route packs in a formidable 4011 feet (1223 metres) of climbing, taking roughly 4 hours and 1 minute to complete. It's an ideal choice for experienced cyclists seeking a significant challenge and a rewarding journey through the Green Mountains.

What to expect on Hutchins Covered Bridge – Jay Peak Pass loop from Barrewood Campground

This loop offers a journey through varied and picturesque Vermont landscapes. You'll start from the peaceful natural setting of Barrewood Campground, then traverse quiet two-lane roads and rolling farmlands. The route soon leads you to the historic Hutchins Covered Bridge, an 1883 wooden Town lattice truss bridge crossing the South Branch of the Trout River, offering a charming historical pause. As you approach Jay Peak, the terrain shifts dramatically, culminating in the demanding Jay Peak Pass climb. Expect sustained gradients, with some quarter-mile sections reaching over 10% on both the east and west sides, making it a serious undertaking for any road cyclist. The reward for your effort is expansive views of the Green Mountains and a true sense of accomplishment.

Planning your visit

Starting your ride from Barrewood Campground in Westfield provides a convenient and tranquil base for this strenuous loop. While specific warnings about seasonal closures for the pass aren't detailed, the significant elevation and challenging nature of the Jay Peak Pass climb mean you should be prepared with adequate gear and check weather conditions, especially outside of peak summer. The campground's location also allows for a peaceful start and recovery after your ride.

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