Join us for a beautiful 35-mile ride with 3200+ feet of elevation gravel adventure starting and finishing at Billings Farm & Museum in Woodstock, VT.

We’ll make a stop at Brownsville Butcher & Pantry for a little break and fuel before continuing on. After our stop, we’ll tackle a 6.1-mile gradual climb—a great opportunity to settle into a steady pace and enjoy the scenery.

Expect beautiful Vermont views, rolling gravel roads, plenty of climbing, and a fun day on the bike!

Come prepared with water, nutrition, a bike suited for gravel (at least 38 mm tires), and the appropriate gear for changing Vermont weather.

Be on time—we are leaving promptly at 10:00 AM!

Gravel ride
Category 2 Dirt/gravel roads, wide single-track, or dual-track trails with potholes, washboard, and occasional loose surfaces. Larger tires size and lower pressure is recommended.  
Ideal bike: Endurance, all-road, or gravel 
Tire size:  32-35mm  
See Types of Gravel Rides
Mabelle Chua
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 10am
Billings Farm and Museum
69 Old River Rd.
Woodstock VT 05091

Please park at the gravel parking lot away from the buildings.

I will have suggestions where you could grab a bite to eat before heading home because restaurants have been changing their hours recently.

There are no restrooms available at the start

 


 

Routes
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Route Miles Elev.* Print Files
Woodstock Gravel 35 Miler 34 3,505 Cue sheet Send to device
* Elev. is the elevation gain in feet.
Route maps
34 miles, 73% unpaved
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