We will custom-design your itinerary based on the mileage you want to ride each day. Generally, you would need to cover a minimum of 20-25 miles a day to actually ride from door to door between our inns. We can arrange days of up to 60-80 miles, and can vary the distance each day if you choose. If you would like come and ride, but want to cover less than 20 miles a day, we will work with you to create an itinerary where you can ride loops from the inns, returning to them each night.

What is the terrain like?

We are called not the Green Mountain State for nothing! While "Vermont ain't flat," the routes we use are considered "rolling farmland"; you will be riding up and down, but won't have any long significant grades. We can arrange some low mountain passes if you choose.

What if it rains?

It is rare that we lose an entire day of riding due to rain. However, if we have storms that prevent you from riding, let us know, and you can usually catch a ride to the next inn with the luggage shuttle.

What should I bring?

You should come with comfortable riding clothes: bicycling-specific shorts, hat and gloves for early and late season touring, and rain gear are all especially recommended. You will also need spare tubes, tools, tire pump, water bottle, and first aid kit. State-of-the-art hybrid and road bikes are available for rental for a modest daily fee. Helmets and waterbottle rack are included. Advance reservations are required. We have arranged to have rental equipment delivered to your first inn and picked up from your last inn.

Do you have a sag wagon?

Because all of our cyclists are on customized itineraries riding in many directions, no sag wagon is provided. You should be able to change tires and make minor repairs on the road. We will accommodate emergency requests, but additional charges will apply for additional shuttles. Our top-notch bike shop will also be available for roadside repairs for a fee payable to them.