4.4 miles
Distance
414 ft
Climb
-627 ft
Descent
1,062 ft
High Point

A true beginner ride, you'll start at elevation and enjoy a dirt road warm up cruise down to some field views of Mount Ascutney. A fun singletrack loop through the pines, then back up to the top of Mile Long Field to finish with the iconic Hay Ride downhill before heading back to the Ascutney Outdoors Center

Detailed Description
Green Fields and Forest Pines is a 4 mile moderately popular easy route located near Brownsville Vermont. This mountain bike primary route. This route includes 7 trails. This route climbs 414 ft with a max elevation of 1,062 ft then descends -627 ft.
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Trails in Route

Stormy279 ft
Pine Twister1,460 ft
Stormy180 ft
Fern Hill581 ft
Hay Ride4,222 ft
Mountain View Loop4,528 ft

Details

  • Riding area
    Brownsville
  • Primary Activity
    Mountain Bike
  • Other Activities
    • E-Bike
    • Trail Running
  • Difficulty rating
    Green
  • Route Type
    Point to Point
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes
  • Bike type
    AM, XC
More Stats for Green Fields and Forest Pines mountain bike route
  • Altitude change
    -212 ft
  • Altitude min
    738 ft
  • Altitude start
    1,010 ft
  • Altitude end
    797 ft
  • Grade
    -0.9%
  • Grade max
    -16.6%
  • Grade min
    17.9%
  • Distance climb
    1 mile
  • Distance down
    3 miles
  • Distance flat
    2,280 ft

Directions

  1. Walk east on Gravel Pit Rd..
  2. Continue for 30 meters.
  3. Walk southeast on Bicentennial Trail.
  4. Continue for 30 meters.
  5. Walk southeast on Bicentennial Trail.
  6. Continue for 30 meters.
  7. Walk southeast on Bicentennial Trail.
  8. Continue for 30 meters.
  9. Walk east on Bicentennial Trail.
  10. Continue for 50 meters.
  11. Walk south on Bi-Pass.
  12. Continue for 10 meters.
  13. Walk north on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  14. Continue for 50 meters.
  15. Walk north on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  16. Continue for 30 meters.
  17. Walk northeast on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  18. Continue for 50 meters.
  19. Walk northeast on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  20. Continue for 50 meters.
  21. Walk northeast on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  22. Continue for 40 meters.
  23. Walk north on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  24. Continue for 70 meters.
  25. Walk north on Upper Mile-Long Field.
  26. Continue for 40 meters.
  27. Walk southwest on Blue Dipper.
  28. Continue for 90 meters.
  29. Walk northwest on Blue Dipper.
  30. Continue for 30 meters.
  31. Walk north on Blue Dipper.
  32. Continue for 100 meters.
  33. Walk west on Blue Dipper.
  34. Continue for 80 meters.
  35. Walk west on Blue Dipper.
  36. Continue for 40 meters.
  37. Walk northeast on Blue Dipper.
  38. Continue for 80 meters.
  39. Walk northwest on Blue Dipper.
  40. Continue for 50 meters.
  41. Walk west on Blue Dipper.
  42. Continue for 40 meters.
  43. Walk northeast on Blue Dipper.
  44. Continue for 30 meters.
  45. Walk northwest on Blue Dipper.
  46. Continue for 70 meters.
  47. Walk north on Blue Dipper.
  48. Continue for 40 meters.
  49. Walk north on Blue Dipper.
  50. Continue for 40 meters.
  51. Walk northeast on Blue Dipper.
  52. Continue for 40 meters.
  53. Walk north on Blue Dipper.
  54. Continue for 50 meters.
  55. Walk northwest on Blue Dipper.
  56. Continue for 60 meters.
  57. Walk west on Hay Ride.
  58. Continue for 60 meters.
  59. Walk northeast on Hay Ride.
  60. Continue for 50 meters.
  61. Walk northwest on Hay Ride.
  62. Continue for 50 meters.
  63. Walk northwest on Mountain View Loop.
  64. Continue for 50 meters.
  65. Walk east on Mountain View Loop.
  66. Continue for 40 meters.
  67. Walk north on Mountain View Loop.
  68. Continue for 40 meters.
  69. Walk northwest on Mountain View Loop.
  70. Continue for 90 meters.
  71. Walk west on Mountain View Loop.
  72. Continue for 80 meters.
  73. Walk northwest on Mountain View Loop.
  74. Continue for 70 meters.
  75. Walk south on Mountain View Loop.
  76. Continue for 100 meters.
  77. Walk southeast on Mountain View Loop.
  78. Continue for 70 meters.
  79. Walk east on Mountain View Loop.
  80. Continue for 60 meters.
  81. Walk north on Picnic.
  82. Continue for 200 meters.
  83. Walk east on Picnic.
  84. Continue for 100 meters.
  85. Walk east on Home Again.
  86. Continue for 100 meters.
  87. Walk northeast on Home Again.
  88. Continue for 200 meters.
  89. Walk northwest on Home Again.
  90. Continue for 200 meters.
  91. Walk northeast on Home Again.
  92. Continue for 70 meters.
  93. Walk east on Home Again.
  94. Continue for 80 meters.
  95. Walk northeast on Home Again.
  96. Continue for 100 meters.
  97. Walk southeast on Home Again.
  98. Continue for 200 meters.
  99. Walk southeast on Home Again.
  100. Continue for 90 meters.
  101. Walk east on Home Again.
  102. Continue for 60 meters.
  103. Walk southeast on Home Again.
  104. Continue for less than 10 meters.
  105. Turn right to stay on Home Again.
  106. Continue for 70 meters.
  107. Walk northeast on Home Again.
  108. Continue for 40 meters.
  109. Walk southeast on Home Again.
  110. Continue for 60 meters.
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