Visit East Burke for your next mountain biking trip
Kingdom Trails await! Enjoy 100 miles of flowy singletrack in New England's hidden gem.
East Burke is a small town located in Northeast Vermont, known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. The area is popular for hiking, fishing, and exploring the scenic countryside.
The area has a humid continental climate with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. The best time for mountain biking is generally late spring through fall, when the weather is milder. Summer can bring humidity and insects, while winter is best for snow sports. Be prepared for changing weather conditions and check trail conditions before riding.
East Burke has become a renowned mountain biking destination, home to Kingdom Trails, a well-known network of over 100 miles of trails for all skill levels. This year-round trail system is known for its flowy singletrack, berms, bridges, and scenic views, winding through the forests and hills of the area.
- Kingdom Trails: This is the defining trail system and the main draw. It's a massive network (over 100 miles) of interconnected trails known for its incredibly well-maintained, flowy singletrack through beautiful Vermont forests and fields. It's divided into several areas:
- Darling Hill: Features iconic trails like Troll Stroll, Tap & Die, Side Door, and Kitchel. Known for its smooth, bermed descents and scenic views.
- Moose Haven / East Haven: Offers a more remote, backcountry feel with longer climbs and descents.
- Burke Mountain Bike Park: Lift-accessed downhill trails with a mix of flow (e.g., Knight Slayer) and technical terrain (e.g., Dead Moose Alley, DH).
- Victory Hill Sector: A separate, more rugged and technical pay-to-ride network nearby, offering challenging descents for advanced riders.
