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Trail Manager Trail Description Westmore Association Bald Trail Manager Trail Description Westmore Association Bald Mountain Long Pond Trail Trail begins at logging road gate just beyond Long Pond fishing access on TH 31 and ends at the Bald Mtn Summit. Westmore Association Bald Mountain North Trail Trail begins at the end of the road to Mad Brook Farm and ends at the summit of Bald Mtn. Mad River Path Association Mad River Greenway Description: Trail starts on Tremblay Rd at the Mad River Path Assn parking area and ends on Meadow Rd at another mad River path Assn parking area. Westmore Association Haystack Mtn Long Pond Trail Description: Trail starts at parking area on TH 31 and ends at the Hastack Mtn summit Westmore Association Haystack Mtn South Trail Description: Trail starts at logging road on the east side of TH 31 1.8 miles southeast of Long Pond Fishing Access and ends at the Haystack Mtn summit. Westmore Association Mt Pisgah East Trail ­ Long Pond Description: Trail is on logging road off TH 31 park at gate and hike 1.2 miles to trail head. The trail joins Mt Pisgah North Trail and continues to the summit. Mad River Path Association Waitsfield Millbrook Trail Description: Trail begins at the Millbrook Inn and ends at the Mad River Barn. Catamount Trail Association Catamount Trail System Description: The trail extends the length of Vermont beginning at the Mass. Border and ending at the Canadian Border. Cross VT Trail Steering Cross Vermont Trail Description: Trail begins at the Wells River Committee Village Welcome Center and ends at the Burlington Bike Path. East Montpelier Trails East Montpelier Sparrow Farm Trail Description: The trail begins on Hill Road to North Branch Park and ends at the Recreation fields on Rte 2: 4 sections were approved at this time as they are the completed sections 1) Town Forest ­ Peck Farm; 2) Holden Templeton; 3) Templeton ­ Fairmont; 4) Sparrow Montpelier. Mad River Path Association Waitsfield Village Path Description: Trail begins at the Fiddler's Green and ends at the Chamber of Commerce. Mt Equinox Preservation trust Equinox Trails Description: Trail is a loop that begins in Manchester Village on West Union Street Green Mtn Club Long Trail System Description: Trail begins at the Mass border and continues the length of Vermont ending at the Canadian border. VAST VAST Trail System Description: Statewide network of snowmobile trials. VT Dept FPR VT State Lands Trails Description: Statewide network of trails (multiple uses) Richmond Land Trust and Richmond Rivershore Trail Description: This is a loop trail that begins at Richmond Rec Path Committee the Richmond Land Trust Canoe Access. WVPD WVPD Delta Park Trail Description: Trail starts at main parking lot of Windermere Way and ends at Lake Champlain WVPD WVPD Ethan Allen Homestead Description: Trail begins at public park and follows trail markers installed by WVPD WVPD WVPD Muddy Brook Park Trails Description: Begins at parking lot off Poor Farm Rd in S Burlington and ends in the farm field as marked. WVPD WVPD Old Mill Park Trails Description: Begins in lot behind Old Mill in Jericho and ends at the Browns River beaver dams. Norwich Trails Committee Gile Mountain Trail Town of Norwich Trail System: Trailhead parking lot is 5.2 miles up Turnpike Road, Fire Tower at Gile Mtn. Summit is end point; 7/10 mile one way; North West Vermont Rail Trail Mississquoi Valley Rail Trail Vermont State Park Route of Lake Champlain Council Bikeways: 26 miles Northern Forest Canoe Trail Northern Forest Canoe Trail Description: Vermont section of trail begins at the NY border and ends at the NH border with a small portion in the middle that runs into Canada (174 miles in Vermont, 740 overall). Westmore Trail Association & Westmore Town Forest Trails Description: 2 loop trails of about 1.7 miles Town of Westmore Cons starting on TH 21. Windmill Hill Pinnacle Trail Description: The trail begins at the end of Association Old Athens Road and ends at the Pinnacle. Middlebury Area Land Trust Trail Around Middlebury Description: This is a 14 mile trail that combines with local roadways and sidewalk connectors complete an 18 mile loop around the village of Middlebury Putney Mtn Association Putney Mtn Trails Description: Begin at the parking area off the Putney Mtn Rd and end at the summit. Kingdom Corps NEKCSC Gore Mtn Trail Description: Trail starts at the North end of Norton Pond and ends at the summit of Gore Mtn Pittsford Trail Committee Pittsford Trail Network Description: This is a 14 mile series of trails that winds through the Town of Pittsford. Vermont Leadership Center Bluff Mountain Community Trail Description: Trail begins at Mtn Street Trailhead and ends on the lower summit at the Bluff Mtn Lookout. North Woods Forestry Brownway River Trail Description: Trail is a 1.2 mile loop beginning at Missisquoi Street. Kingdom Trails Association Kingdom Trails Approx. 110 miles of trails, the majority situated in East Burke, but several accesses on or near Burke Mtn., Darling Hill in Lyndonville, and Kirby Road in Kirby. VASA VASA Trail System Statewide network of ATV/OHV trails Windmill Hill Pinnacle Trail Windmill Hill ­ All trails Association WVPD WVPD Winooski Nature Trail & Salmon Description: Trail begins at parking lots off Hole Park Ethan Allen Street in Winooski and Riverside Ave in Burlington and ends at the Winooski River as marked. WVPD WVPD Woodside Nature Trails Description: Trail starts in parking lot at the end of 68 acres Drive and ends at Winooski River. Friends of the West River Trail West River Trail Descriptio+C32:C38n: Trail begins at the Inc. Townshend Dam Overlook parking lot in West Townshend andextends 16 miles to the train depot in South Londonderry. Vermont Mountain Bike List of VMBA Chapters Included as of Association (all publicly mapped 2019: trails) Caledonia Trails Alliance Fellowship of the Wheel Franklin County MTB Club Grateful Treads MTB Club Hoot Toot & Whistle Killington MTB Club Kingdom Trails Mad River Riders Montpelier Area MTB Association Mempohremagog Trails Millstone Trails Association Northshire Area Trail System Rochester/Randolph area Sports Trail Alliance Richmond Mountain Trails Riders in Plainfield & Marshfield Slate Valley Trails Sports Trails of the Ascutney Basin Stowe Trails Partnership Upper Valley MTB Association Velomont Addison County MTB Club Bennington Area Trail System Named in 2016 application: · Kingdom Trails · Sunny Hollow Natural Area · Trapp Family Lodge · Mud Pond County Park · Sleepy Hollow Inn · Perry Hill · Irish Hill · Millstone Trails Association · Phen Basin · Howe Block Camels Hump State Forest · Norwich University · Blueberry Lake · Chandler Ridge ­ Leicester Hollow · Green Mountain Trails: merged with RASTA · Pine Hill Park · Ascutney Trails · Mount Ascutney State Park Lamoille Valley Rail Trail Managed by VAST: https://www.lvrt.org/ The Nature Conservancy All trails.
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