Accessible Trails for EveryBody

As mountain biking began to explode in the Northeast in 2017, Vermont Adaptive was the first adaptive sports organization to introduce and offer consistent adaptive mountain biking programs in New England. As of 2023, Vermont Adaptive owned more than 40 mountain bikes in its fleet, including 10 adaptive bikes and over 30 two-wheeled bikes. It is the only adaptive program in New England to offer multiple Bowhead Adaptive Mountain bikes. In addition to programming, the Vermont Adaptive staff have been proactive in Fleet of More Than 40 Mountain Bikes, including 10 Adaptive Bikes and Over 30 Two-Wheeled Bikes Advocacy and Trail Assessments with VMBA, the Killington Mountain Bike Club, Slate Valley Trails, Stowe Trails Association, Velomont Trail, Kingdom Trails, Vermont Huts Association, US Forest Service and more. Read more about the program here.

State-Wide Trail and Lift-Access Mountain Biking For All Abilities

Fleet of More Than 40 Mountain Bikes, including 10 Adaptive Bikes and Over 30 Two-Wheeled Bikes

• Only Adaptive Program in New England to Offer Multiple Bowhead Adaptive Mountain Bikes to Participants
• Advocacy and Trail Assessments with VMBA, Killington Mountain Bike Club, Slate Valley Trails, Stowe Trails Association, Velomont Trail, Kingdom Trails, Vermont Huts Association, US Forest Service and more

2024 Adaptive Mountain Bike Days with Vermont Adaptive

Stay tuned for a complete spring/summer/fall schedule of programs and events. Questions about mountain biking? Email Sarah at north@vermontadaptive.org.