Explore 13 trail running and hiking routes across Vermont. 1 organized races and 12 training routes covering distances from 8.1 mi to 248.3 mi. Elevation gains range from 323 ft to 66,074 ft.
| Route Name | Location | Distance | Elevation Gain | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vermont 100 | Dover, Vermont | 99.0 mi | 8,856 ft | race |
| Springfield Reservoir Circumnavigation (VT) | Windsor County, Vermont | 8.1 mi | 497 ft | route |
| Pico-Killington (VT) | Rutland County, Vermont | 10.4 mi | 2,498 ft | route |
| Newport Bike Path and Beebe Spur Rail Trail | Newport, Vermont | 11.3 mi | 323 ft | route |
| Killington Mt/Catamount Loop (VT) | Rutland County, Vermont | 16.5 mi | 3,530 ft | route |
| Bolton Backcountry Round (VT) | Washington County, Vermont | 18.5 mi | 4,308 ft | route |
| Honey Hump (VT) | Chittenden County, Vermont | 19.4 mi | 5,216 ft | route |
| Monroe Skyline Gap-to-Gap-to-Gap (VT) | Washington County, Vermont | 20.3 mi | 5,970 ft | route |
| Glastenbury/West Ridge Loop (VT) | Bennington County, Vermont | 21.4 mi | 4,675 ft | route |
| Glastenbury West Ridge Loop | Woodford, Vermont | 21.4 mi | 4,675 ft | route |
| Green Mountains Presidential Traverse - Vermont Presi (VT) | Addison County, Vermont | 24.1 mi | 6,854 ft | route |
| Mount Ascutney (VT) | Windsor County, Vermont | 24.9 mi | 8,001 ft | route |
| Long Trail (VT) | Windsor County, Vermont | 248.3 mi | 66,074 ft | route |
There are 1 organized races and 12 self-supported routes available in Vermont.
The average elevation gain is 9,344 feet, with routes ranging from 323 to 66,074 feet.
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