Road & Gravel Biking

Vermont's quiet roads, rolling river valleys, and 1.5-mile climbs make Killington one of New England's best cycling basecamps.

Popular Routes from Killington

Killington–Rutland Loop
~53 miles • Big loop
North on Rt. 100, left on Rt. 4 into Rutland, left on Rt. 7, left on Rt. 103 toward Ludlow, then left on Rt. 100 back to start.
Killington–Proctorsville Out & Back
~18 miles round trip
Scenic villages, the Proctorsville Green, and stops at Singleton's Store and Crow's Corner Bakery along the way.
Route 100 North to Plymouth
~11 miles • Flat to rolling
A relaxed cruise north through a scenic valley with gentle terrain — perfect for warm-up days.
Gravel Ride to Plymouth via Lynds Hill
Gravel • Climbing
Exit Killington on Rt. 4 West, right on 100A, left on Lynds Hill Rd for a 1.5-mile climb, then descend into Plymouth. Finish at Long Trail Brewing on the Ottauquechee River.

Resources & Shops

Komoot — Killington Routes
Curated cycling guide with turn-by-turn navigation and elevation profiles.
MapMyRide
User-submitted local routes with mileage and elevation data.
TrailLink Vermont
A statewide guide to rail trails, gravel paths, and mixed-use corridors.
Basin Sports
On the Killington Access Road
Bike repairs, rentals, and local route expertise — a great first stop for cyclists.