
Are E-Bikes Allowed At Kingdom Trails?
Class 1 pedal-assist eMTBs are allowed on most Kingdom Trails singletrack per the Kingdom Trails Association. Here is what the rules say, where to rent, and where the exceptions are.
Short, direct answers on Vermont trails, e-bike rules, rentals and foliage riding.

Class 1 pedal-assist eMTBs are allowed on most Kingdom Trails singletrack per the Kingdom Trails Association. Here is what the rules say, where to rent, and where the exceptions are.

Where e-bikes are legal in Vermont: road rules, the three-class system, rail trails like the LVRT, Kingdom Trails, and state land limits, in plain terms.

Yes, e-bikes are allowed on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, Vermont's longest rail trail. Here is what the rules say, which classes are fine, where motorized machines are banned, and how to plan the ride.

The Burlington Bike Path runs about 8 paved miles along the lakefront, and the Island Line Trail continues to 14.4 miles total. Distances, surface, riding time and where to stay.

A close look at Burlington's bike path network, the Island Line causeway, rentals, e-bike rules and caution points for cyclists planning a ride in Vermont's largest city.

Mid-October is late but not too late for Vermont foliage: southern valleys and low elevations still hold strong color, and riding conditions stay pleasant. Here is where to bike and what to expect.

Distance, surface, ferry gap and round-trip timing for biking the Colchester Causeway on Vermont's Island Line Trail, with where to start and where to stay.

An honest look at mountain biking in Vermont: the trail networks, the scale of the systems, the riding season, and how the state compares for a bike trip.

Bike-led fall foliage tours in Vermont compared with bus and train leaf-peeping, with routes, timing, operators and how to book directly.

A shortlist of the best bike rides in Vermont by style: rail trail, waterfront, road loop, gravel and mountain bike routes, with where to stay and when to ride.

A section by section look at the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, comparing scenery, town services and easy half day ride options to help riders pick the best piece for their trip.

The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail is the longest bike trail in Vermont at 95 miles from St. Johnsbury to Swanton, and the longest rail trail in New England. Here is how to ride it.

Scenic Vermont regions ranked as ride settings for cyclists, from the Champlain lake shore and Stowe valley to the Northeast Kingdom, with trail facts and where to stay.

The Lake Champlain bike ferry across the Colchester Causeway gap runs late May to mid October, with weekend-only service in fall. Here is the full schedule, fares and riding advice.

The best month for Vermont foliage is a moving target: late September in the Northeast Kingdom, early October in the center, mid October in the southern valleys. Here is how to time it around a bike ride.

Kingdom Trails in East Burke is the best mountain biking in Vermont, with 213 trails and 100+ miles of singletrack. Here is how to plan the ride, where to stay, and what else to ride.

A skill-by-skill routing guide to biking in Vermont: flat rail trails for beginners, quiet paved roads for intermediates, and singletrack and gravel for advanced riders.

Where to rent bikes for the Burlington Bike Path: the Local Motion Trailside Center on the waterfront, hotel rental options, e-bike rules, and reservation advice for riding the Island Line Trail.

A town-by-town comparison of the best Vermont foliage towns for riders, with trail access, peak timing windows, and where to stay near the riding.