50-Mile Road Bike Ride - Point to Point, powered by VSECU

Our 50-mile bike ride through scenic Central Vermont is designed for you to take your time and smell the roses (and maybe some cow farms). We’ll jumpstart you with breakfast at the Bragg Farm starting line, and offer three other rest stations where you can hydrate, refuel, use the restroom, and get any mechanical support you need from Onion River Outdoors. As you come to the finish line on the State House Lawn, you’ll be greeted by cheers, music, your amazing swag bag, Point to Point t-shirt, a post-ride meal, and free beer if you’re 21+. What more do you need to know?

POST RIDE PAMPERING

What you do after your ride is just as important as how you prepare for it. We’ll have showers, soap, and towels for you to refresh. We’ll also have a wellness tent—reserved just for Point to Point participants—where you can find massages, guided meditations, stretching classes, ice, and all kinds of snacks and beverages for you to replenish.

CHECK OUT YOUR COURSE

In addition to the course description below, we’ve mapped out your route on Ride with GPS, where you can see turns, twists, elevation gains, and other details. Since cell phone coverage can be limited in certain areas of Vermont, you’ll have free access to the Ride with GPS app to help guide you during your ride.

This beautiful tour of Central Vermont heads northeast out of Bragg Farm along VT-14.
You’ll pedal along the edges of numerous ponds and small lakes as you pass through East Calais (mile 7.0) and the Woodbury town center (mile 13.0). Woodbury Mountain towers above Greenwood Lake (mile 13.8) at the beginning of a long descent into Hardwick Village, where shops and restaurants crowd along the banks of the Lamoille River (mile 18.6).
Here you’ll turn west, following the Lamoille downstream through the floodplains, woods, and farmlands of Wolcott. You’ll pass through the edge of Morrisville (mile 25.9) and then climb along the base of Elmore Mountain before descending to the shores of Elmore Lake (mile 29.7).
From here, a remote stretch of wooded road leads you south alongside the tall, rugged Worcester Mountains. Approaching Worcester Village (mile 42.8), the landscape opens up into fields with long views.
Following the north branch of the Winooski River, your final miles take you past Wrightsville Reservoir (46.3) and back into Montpelier’s narrow valley to your finish line at the State House.

50-Mile Road Ride

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POST RIDE PAMPERING

CHECK OUT YOUR COURSE

50-Mile Road Ride Description

Rest Stops and Cutoff Times