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Sugarbush’s mountain biking terrain is located at Lincoln Peak, including 28 trails. Try out the bike park or a mixture of challenging descents and high-speed downhill runs. Please be aware that the trails are rated on a relative scale and that even the easiest routes require good skills.
- Little River State Park
Little River State Park - Sugarbush Bike Park - VMBA
- Richmond Mountain Trails
Vermont Mountain Bike Association. RMT is a VMBA recognized...
- Perry Hill – WATA
Perry Hill – WATA - Sugarbush Bike Park - VMBA
- Camel's Hump State Forest
Vermont Mountain Bike Association. Camel’s Hump State Forest...
- Blueberry Lake
Blueberry Lake - Sugarbush Bike Park - VMBA
- Little River State Park
Explore the Mad River Valley's extensive mountain biking network right out of the Lincoln Peak base area. From beginner-friendly single track to expert-only rock and root trails, there's something for everyone to enjoy. From Lincoln Peak head over to our Lower Woods Trail.
The Mad River Riders-Vermont Mountain Bike Association has connected over 40 miles of mapped trails to our downhill terrain. Combined, that’s over 3,000’ of vertical descending into the villages of Warren, Waitsfield, Fayston and Moretown, including the Blueberry Lake trails, which currently span 6.5 miles and over 400 vertical feet.
CLOSED FOR MOUNTAIN BIKING FOR THE 2024 SEASON. All downhill mountain biking terrain is located at Lincoln Peak, including 37 trails across 18 miles. Try out the bike park or a mixture of challenging descents and high-speed downhill runs.
19 Ιουλ 2016 · Our ultimate printable mountain biking guide to the Sugarbush Ski Resort in Vermont has a mountain bike trail description, maps, lodging recommendations and contact information.
The best & most popular mountain biking trails in Sugarbush Resort. Trailforks ranks trails with a combination of user ratings and raw trail usage data from rides.
Sugarbush brings some of the flavor of western skiing to the East. The resort offers 111 trails of terrain for beginners, intermediates, and experts, spread across two mountains—Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen—with a chairlift and a shuttle bus that connect the two.
