Best lift served singletrack in Vermont?

[Philpug]

I've ridden Kton and Sugarbush. I like Kton, particularly 7 to 11 and 4 and 6. I stay pretty much on the blues and easy blacks at Kton. Sugarbush didn't impress me at all. How is Mount Snow? Since I am not looking for anything real technical but more XC style single track.

 

[boston_e]

The best single track in New England is not at any of the ski resorts.

 

[Philpug]

The best single track in New England is not at any of the ski resorts.

I've ridden Kingdom Trail, I know there is great trails in Vermont, but that wasn't the question.

 

[boston_e]

Probablly Mount Snow (although its been a while since I've been there)... but I still think the best Mt Biking in the area is not at any of the ski resorts.

 

[jarrodski]

do you like rocks roots and gnar? Bolton Valley - slow lift though

MtSnow has a lot of fire road and path feel

never been to killy but hear its similar to snow...

the bush is supposed to be pretty good now.

 

[deadheadskier]

Probablly Mount Snow (although its been a while since I've been there)... but I still think the best Mt Biking in the area is not at any of the ski resorts.

depends on what you're looking for. I no longer ride, but when I did in High School, much like skiing, I preferred the downhill aspect of the sport to the uphill. The more downhill I did, the better the ride. Lifts are quite helpful in that regard.

 

[JD]

The stuff on Burke Mtn prolly. They run shuttles.

 

[from_the_NEK]

The stuff on Burke Mtn prolly. They run shuttles.

There will be a new trail off the summit this year as well. Sounds like it will be more like the "Downhill" trail over in East Bowl rather than the highly tech "Freeride" trail.

 

[JD]

so I've heard.

 

[whiteface valmas]

even though its not in vermont, whiteface has some nice trails and a gondola to get you up top

 

[JD]

And I hear Highland is sick in NH.