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SUMMARY:Waterbury Trail Nights
DESCRIPTION:Join WATA for their Tuesday Trail Nights! This is your chance to connect with fellow riders and give back to your trails. No experience necessary\, just an upbeat attitude and willingness to get dirty. \nAfterwards\, there will be delicious craft beer and slices of pizza at the end of each night! \nSee you there! \nTrail Dates: Sept 3rd \n 
URL:https://vmba.org/event/waterbury-trail-nights/
LOCATION:Perry Hill\, River Rd\, Waterbury\, VT\, 05676
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SUMMARY:Slate Valley Trails Thursday MTB Series
DESCRIPTION:Join Slate Valley Trails for their Thursday Night MTB Ride Series! Their locations change weekly. Check their Facebook for details on each week’s ride\, and/or watch for the weekly email. Sign up for SVT emails on their homepage. See you out on the trails!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/slate-valley-trails-thursday-night-mtb-series/
LOCATION:Slate Valley Trails\, 212 Main St.\, Poultney\, VT\, 05764\, United States
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SUMMARY:VMBA Yeti Cycles Raffle Drawing
DESCRIPTION:Come witness the VMBA bike raffle drawing live at Outdoor Gear Exchange\, last chances to buy tickets and watch the excitement as somebody wins a very expensive bike. Could it be you? Enter below! \nOne entry per $5 donation. Enter as many times as you like with one transaction. Winner chooses any available size/color/model from Yeti Cycles in their stellar XO1 build. Winner will be drawn live on August 16th at the Outdoor Gear Exchange in Burlington Vermont and live-streamed from the Vermont Mountain Bike Association Facebook page. \nWinner does not have to be present to win. The pros at Outdoor Gear Exchange will order and build the bike. Winner can have the bike shipped anywhere they desire at their expense. \nAll funds support the work of the Vermont Mountain Bike Association and it’s local chapters\, bringing you more trails and better trails. VMBA is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Special thanks to our friends at Outdoor Gear Exchange and Yeti for their support.
URL:https://vmba.org/event/vmba-yeti-cycles-raffle-drawing-2/
LOCATION:Outdoor Gear Exchange\, Burlington\, VT\, 05401
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190913
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190917
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SUMMARY:Stay to Stay Weekend - Bennington
DESCRIPTION:The Shires of Vermont\n2019 STAY TO STAY WEEKENDS\n\n\n\nSeptember 13–16 and October 25–28\, 2019\n\nAlready united by a common sense of place known as The Shires of Vermont\, history\, and culture\, this beautiful region between the Taconic Range and the Green Mountains also possesses abundant recreational resources\, a proud agricultural heritage\, and a robust entrepreneurial spirit. A wide range of culinary\, lodging\, and shopping experiences await curious travelers along our highways\, byways\, and country roads\, and on our mountainsides and busy Main Streets. \nSurrounded by mountains and enriched by the many waterways\, including the Battenkill and Walloomsac\, Bennington and Manchester have preserved what most of America has sacrificed: a thriving community center with a rich history\, stunning architecture\, locally owned shops\, and small-town hospitality. \nDid You Know? \n\nIn the summer of 2017\, Manchester hosted its first annual iTVFest\, a film festival for TV executives\, producers\, and agents. The region also hosted a taping of an episode of “The Bachelor.”\nIn 1856\, Charles F. Orvis opened a store dedicated to fly-fishing and related accessories\, now known as the Orvis company\, which is the oldest operating mail order business in America.\nThe snowboard was invented in 1977 by Jake Burton Carpenter in his Manchester garage.\n\nFor more information on the Stay to Stay Mountain Biking Weekends: \nhttps://www.thinkvermont.com/2019/08/15/announcing-stay-to-stay-mountain-biking-weekends/?fbclid=IwAR08uRMaUkpVpvxJKRPatJDuKEGiGViZBz2Y3zx73yvD1DMtiU7RaDDvMa0
URL:https://vmba.org/event/stay-to-stay-weekend-bennington/
LOCATION:Bennington\, VT
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SUMMARY:Stay to Stay Weekend - St. Johnsbury
DESCRIPTION:Greater St. Johnsbury Area\n2019 STAY TO STAY WEEKENDS\n\n\n\nSeptember 13–16 and October 4–7\, 2019\n\nThis vibrant community is the southern gateway to the beautiful region known as Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. St. Johnsbury is a picturesque town characterized by elegant Victorian architecture and richly preserved history. It is also the cultural hub of the Kingdom\, bustling with year-round performances and activities\, culinary gems\, eclectic and practical shopping\, museums\, and easy access to a variety of outdoor recreational activities\, including the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail and a short drive to the mountain biking mecca\, Kingdom Trails. From the bustling downtown\, you have at your fingertips the pristine wilderness of the Kingdom\, covered bridges\, mountain vistas\, and more. \nEncompassing nearby towns Lyndonville and Burke\, the region offers a wide array of careers in finance\, healthcare\, education\, manufacturing\, and hospitality\, as well as amenities and resources for those who own or are looking to start their own businesses. The combination of activities and opportunity creates a work/life balance that rivals any in the nation. The educational opportunities are also world-class; local independent secondary schools St. Johnsbury Academy and Lyndon Institute welcome local students as well as those from around the world\, adding diversity to our community. \nDid you Know? \n\nIn the early 1900’s\, St. Johnsbury became known as the “Maple Center of the World\,” a tradition that lives on with the sweet “World Maple Festival” each April.\nThe phrase “Northeast Kingdom\,” a popular term for Vermont’s three northeastern counties\, was first uttered by then-Governor George Aiken who\, moved by the beautiful\, rugged environment of the region\, coined the term during a political appearance in Lyndonville in 1949.\nThe first platform scale\, originally used to weigh hemp\, was invented by Thaddeus Fairbanks in 1830. The Fairbanks family went on to become major benefactors of St. Johnsbury\, supporting the cultural\, architectural\, and educational gems you can find here today.\nIn 2018\, St. Johnsbury set the Guinness World Record for the largest astronomy lesson ever\, organized by the Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium.\n\nFor more information on Stay to Stay Mountain Biking Weekends: \nhttps://www.thinkvermont.com/2019/08/15/announcing-stay-to-stay-mountain-biking-weekends/?fbclid=IwAR08uRMaUkpVpvxJKRPatJDuKEGiGViZBz2Y3zx73yvD1DMtiU7RaDDvMa0
URL:https://vmba.org/event/stay-to-stay-weekend-st-johnsbury/
LOCATION:St. Johnsbury\, VT
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SUMMARY:Stay to Stay Weekend - Woodstock
DESCRIPTION:Woodstock\n2019 STAY TO STAY WEEKENDS\n\n\n\nSeptember 13–16\, 2019\n\nNamed one of the “most beautiful towns in America\,” Woodstock is brimming with New England charm and sprawling bucolic vistas. Stroll through the village for your pick of historic shops – from boutiques and restaurants to art galleries\, a general store\, and movie theatre – nearly all locally owned. Want a taste of the outdoors? Set your sights on the only national park in Vermont\, just steps away from bustling Central Street\, or visit Woodstock’s three historic covered bridges. And with an expansive trail network offering hiking\, mountain biking\, horseback riding\, skiing\, and snowshoeing access\, outdoor recreation is a year-round occupation. \nExperience for yourself the local farm-to-table cuisine\, picturesque beauty\, ski areas\, golf courses\, and thriving arts community that draw visitors from near and far. As part of your Stay to Stay Weekend\, you can take it a step further\, learning why many choose to make Woodstock their home: the welcoming community\, outstanding school system\, proximity to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth College\, and housing prices that are a pleasant surprise to anyone hailing from local metro areas. \nThis weekend is a special Mountain Biking Stay to Stay Weekend. Visitors can participate in multiple rides and tours available for every skill level. See below for details. \nDid you know? \n\nWoodstock is the only town in America with six church bells cast by Paul Revere & Company.\nThere are no stop lights in Woodstock – and thanks to the Rockefeller family\, who helped preserve the town’s historic architecture\, the village’s power lines are buried underground.\nThe town maintains a free community wifi internet service that covers most of the village\, dubbed “Wireless Woodstock.”\n\nFor more information on Stay to Stay Mountain Biking Weekends: \nhttps://www.thinkvermont.com/2019/08/15/announcing-stay-to-stay-mountain-biking-weekends/?fbclid=IwAR08uRMaUkpVpvxJKRPatJDuKEGiGViZBz2Y3zx73yvD1DMtiU7RaDDvMa0
URL:https://vmba.org/event/stay-to-stay-weekend-woodstock/
LOCATION:Woodstock\, VT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190915T130000
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SUMMARY:Pride Ride
DESCRIPTION:It’s time for September’s Pride Ride! \nSeptember 15th at 1pm\, join @PrideRidesVT at Cady Hill trail in Stowe. Hosted by the Stowe Trail Partnership and with demo bikes from the Outdoor Gear Exchange!\nOGE will be bringing two models of Transition demo bikes for folks to try out! scouts and sentinels. \nPride Rides is a series of mtb bike rides started this summer to create a space for LGBTQIA+ folks and their allies to ride together and build community in the VT MTB world. All rides are no drop and beginner friendly. We pick routes that are ride able for most everyone on a mtb and also try to give options for more challenging terrain or take pauses for folks to try different trail features with the group. Every ride offers the chance to learn from other folks in the group and push your riding to the next level or just take a chill social ride and enjoy VT’s awesome single track with a group of awesome people! \nIt’s been a great summer riding with ya’ll each month. Thank you for coming out and sharing the mtb stoke! See you on the 15th!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/pride-ride/
LOCATION:Cady Hill\, Mountain Road\, Stowe\, Vermont
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190917T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190917T210000
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SUMMARY:FOTW Women's Ride Saxon Hill
DESCRIPTION:If you ride a mountain bike and your pronouns are she/her/hers\, you are welcome to join Fellowship of the Wheel for their Women’s Ride at Saxon Hill! These rides are “no-drop”\, meaning they don’t leave anyone behind. There are generally two to three groups at every ride… one that runs at a mellow pace on easier trails\, an intermediate group and another group that is interested in more advanced trails. \nThe goal is for everyone to have a good time and not feel pressured\, so generally\, these rides are social and not “hammerfests”. At a minimum\, all riders should be comfortable with climbing\, descending\, and turning at a mellow pace on forested single track. Meet at 6:00PM and start riding by 6:15PM. Usually\, the rides last 1.5 hours\, so bring snacks\, water\, and anything else you might need out on the trail. This will turn into a night ride\, so please bring bike lights! \nThanks to Halyard Brewing Co. for your support of this ride series!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/fotw-womens-ride-saxon-hill/
LOCATION:Saxon Hill
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190919T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190922T160000
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SUMMARY:2019 Steal Your Wheel Mountain Bike Fest
DESCRIPTION:Heard stories about the magical trails that don’t exist up in Quebec Sud? Join Grateful Treads for 4 days of mountain biking in the best undisclosed location in Vermont. Music\, food\, fun\, and friends celebrating off-road two-wheel pedal power in Montgomery & Jay.\nGrateful Treads will be hosting evening rides @ 5pm Thursday and Friday\, group rides for all abilities Saturday & Sunday\, and taking advantage of 2 nights of amazing local music offerings! And\, their Bike Rodeo is back for it’s 7th (?) year with CASH prizes for showing your skills! This is a family friendly event\, remember riding for the real youngsters is limited to the new pump tracks and beginner flow trails at both the Montgomery and Jay Rec Centers. Save the date; details to follow
URL:https://vmba.org/event/2019-steal-your-wheel-mountain-bike-fest/
LOCATION:Gateful Treads Mountain Bike Club\, Montgomery Center\, 05471
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190921T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190921T120000
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SUMMARY:CTC Trail Work Days
DESCRIPTION:Join Caledonia Trail Collaborative (CTC) for their monthly Trail Work Days. This year CTC set a goal to open new trails on land owned by NVRH behind the hospital and extending out Breezy Hill Rd. They have flagged and cut the first section of trail corridor and need many more hands to pull out invasive buck-thorn stumps and to work the soil into a ride-able surface. This is fun\, family friendly work. Please consider helping CTC! \nBring sturdy footwear\, work gloves\, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. They have hand tools including shovels\, rakes\, garden hoes\, hand saws\, and pruners for use. \nThis is a monthly event happening from 9am-12pm on July 20th\, August 17th\, and September 21st.
URL:https://vmba.org/event/ctc-trail-work-days/
LOCATION:NVRH\, 1315 Hospital Dr\, St. Johnsbury\, VT\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190922T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190922T153000
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SUMMARY:SVT Kids Ride
DESCRIPTION:Kids Ride Pop Up Outing!\nFairgrounds Trailhead\, 125 Town Farm Road\, Poultney\, VT \nSlate Valley Trails\, with the help of some awesome volunteers\, is hosting a pop-up Kids Ride. This will be a group mountain bike ride. Arrive 15 minutes early to sign in and get ready to ride. Riders will gather after for snacks and swapping numbers for future group rides. \nWhat to Expect\nThe Kids Ride is geared toward kids of any age who are looking to learn new skills\, who are just starting to ride on trails\, to those who maybe have been riding and want to meet other riders\, and have fun! Riders will be organized into groups based on age and skills where possible. One group may stay closer to the trailhead to work on skills (Strider bikes and beginner level). Another group will ride a beginner trail at the Fairgrounds network. All kids in a group will stick together and ride at a casual pace\, stopping at intersections to make sure everyone is together. \nIf you have a middle-schooler or teen who wants to ride\, and its mostly younger kids\, we can have the middle schooler or teen help lead the younger students\, or if enough volunteers\, we can take them on some other loops that are skill-level appropriate. \nRole of Parents or Guardians\nParents or guardians are welcome to ride. This is not a drop off. As cell service is non-existent at the trailhead\, adults that are not volunteering or riding\, need to stay on-site during the program. \nWhat to Bring\nChildren and adults must bring a bike\, wear properly fitting helmets and closed toe footwear. Bicycles must have hand brakes\, and remember to safety check bicycles prior to attending to make sure everything is tight and in working order. Additionally\, bring your own water bottle and bug spray\, and check for ticks post-ride. Please leave your dogs at home (sorry). \nNeed a Bike?\nIf a parent or guardian\, or child wants to ride\, and needs a bicycle\, and is a resident of Castleton or Poultney\, you may rent a bicycle at a discount from Johnson and Son Bike Works through the Library Bike Pass program available at the Poultney Public Library or the Castleton Free Library. If you are not a resident\, you may also get a rental discount if you mention you are participating in this SVT program.\nPoultney Public Library: (802) 287-5556\nCastleton Free Library: (802) 468-5574 \nSigning Up\n-If you think you can make it an RSVP is highly suggested\, but not required. Fill out this RSVP FORM \n-Waiver- If possible\, please print and sign in advance\, to save time on the day of. PRINT WAIVER https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ztysgm83ZC8RUYKzI2ZNypCKddR53jSd/view?usp=sharing \nIn order to make this work next season\, we will be seeking more volunteers (teens to adult). Email Silvia at silvia@slatevalleytrails.org. We are really excited to host this event! \nWeather/ Rain Date\nIf weather doesn’t cooperate\, we will try to send out a Facebook Update and update the website events calendar\, but we likely will make the call from the Trailhead (where there is no cell coverage).
URL:https://vmba.org/event/svt-kids-ride/
LOCATION:Slate Valley Trails\, 212 Main St.\, Poultney\, VT\, 05764\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190925T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190925T190000
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SUMMARY:WCoTA Weekly Wednesday Trail Work
DESCRIPTION:Join Windham County Trail Alliance (WCoTA) every Wednesday (weather dependent). They will be getting together to continue work on the new Oak Hill Trail Network! Come check out the trails and see how it’s coming along\, where everyone can help with the process of trail construction! WCoTA is a volunteer organization and your help is greatly appreciated to help make this project a reality for the community. Plus\, if you join as a VMBA Member\, you can use your volunteer hours to enter a raffle for a new bike! \nMeet WCoTA at the Bellows Falls Recreation Center parking lot at 5 p.m and stay as long as you want. \nEvery Wednesday\, 5pm – 7pm\, through Sept. 25th!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/wcota-weekly-wednesday-trail-work/
LOCATION:Bellow Falls Recreation Center
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190927T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190927T170000
DTSTAMP:20260407T184152
CREATED:20190812T163937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190812T170029Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Super 8
DESCRIPTION:Join Vermont Bikepackers for this year’s group start of a truly epic Vermont all road adventure! \nThe Super 8 is the gravel cousin of the XVT. It’s a bikepacking route in the shape of an 8 through Vermont. You can choose to ride the full 640 miles\, 60 kft ascent\, or you can choose to ride only the northern lobe (260 mi.) or southern lobe (380 mi.) of the “8.” The ride requires a light touring or bikepacking setup\, 700×45 tires or larger recommended. Short hike-a-bikes necessary! \nEmail dan@vermontbikepackers.org with your letter of intent to register! No registration fee; the ride is fully self-supported. In your letter\, please include your experience with distance riding as well as details of your proposed rig and gear setup. \nIf you can’t make the Sep 27 date\, you can still send in a letter of intent to do an ITT (individual time trial) beginning at a different date this season. You also have the option of starting in Brattleboro or Derby Line\, though it is encouraged that you to make the trek to Montpelier in order to start with the group. \nThe 2019 Super 8 Grand Depart will have live tracking hosted by trackleaders.com. Stay tuned shortly before the event to find the link. Riders are strongly encouraged to register with trackleaders (details are emailed out to intending riders). \nSee ROUTES for an overview of the Super 8 as it is today. \nTrack participants with LIVE tracking here: http://trackleaders.com/vtsuper8-19 \nStoked!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/2019-super-8/
LOCATION:Montpelier\, VT
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190928T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190928T210000
DTSTAMP:20260407T184152
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SUMMARY:Ride for Children's Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date!\nSaturday\, September 28 ~ Bolton Valley\nA Benefit Ride for Children’s Mental Health\nTo Support Washington County Mental Health Services \nA fun filled day with various races and activities\, beautiful foliage and delicious food and beverages. Stay tuned for more details!
URL:https://vmba.org/event/ride-for-childrens-mental-health/
LOCATION:Bolton Valley Resort\, Bolton\, 05477
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190929T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190929T150000
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SUMMARY:Juliana Demo Day at Perry Hill
DESCRIPTION:Ever want to try a new Juliana bike? Head down to Perry Hill and join the crew from Bicycle Express and exclusive Juliana Demo from 10-3. They will have a full array of new bikes to try. \nFor more detailed information contact Noah from Bicycle Express at (802) 882-8289 or visit https://bikeexpressvt.com/
URL:https://vmba.org/event/juliana-demo-day-at-perry-hill/
LOCATION:Perry Hill\, River Rd\, Waterbury\, VT\, 05676
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