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The Heart of the Greens Loop in Vermont presents cyclists with an innovative opportunity to discover the wilderness of the Green Mountains. This 38-mile (61 km) trail was inaugurated in 2024 and marks the first section completed of the anticipated Velomont network, which aims to ultimately cover 485 miles (780 km) throughout the state. Featuring two remote huts, the loop entails approximately 6,000 feet (1,830 m) of total elevation gain. Cyclists generally finish the route within one to three days, navigating through challenging forest paths and trails. This initiative seeks to enhance access to Vermont's backcountry while fostering connections between cyclists and rural communities.
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00:00Vermont has introduced a new way for cyclists to explore its green mountains.
00:04The heart of the Greens Loop covers 38 miles through rugged wilderness.
00:08The route opened in 2024 as the first completed part of the planned Velomont network.
00:14When finished, Velomont could stretch 485 miles across the entire state.
00:19The current loop includes nearly 6,000 feet of total climbing.
00:23Riders travel across gravel roads, mountain trails, and remote forest terrain.
00:28Two off-grid huts provide basic shelter along the route.
00:31Most cyclists can complete the loop in one to three days.
00:34The challenging terrain means thick tires, supplies, and plenty of preparation are essential.
00:40The project could eventually connect more Vermont communities through long-distance bikepacking.
00:45Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI-generated.

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