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Jake's Go-To

Jake's Go-To

Distance: 5 Miles

Vertical: 527'

Trail Type: Mountain Bike

Retailer: Down Valley Bicycle, Rutland, VT

Description: For a sampling of all Rutland’s Pine Hill Park has to offer, ride Jake’s Go-To. This route combines the best of the park’s old-school singletrack with the newer machine-built flow trails. And for Vermont, there’s not much climbing! For a more challenging downhill with a couple of can’t-see-over-the-top drops, take Broken Handlebar down to Jigsaw. If you prefer to see where you’re dropping, ride Jersey Turnpike (don’t worry—no tolls! Or asshat drivers) to Santa’s Helper to Jigsaw instead. 

Distance: 5 Miles

Vertical: 527'

Trail Type: Mountain Bike

Retailer: Down Valley Bicycle, Rutland, VT

Description: For a sampling of all Rutland’s Pine Hill Park has to offer, ride Jake’s Go-To. This route combines the best of the park’s old-school singletrack with the newer machine-built flow trails. And for Vermont, there’s not much climbing! For a more challenging downhill with a couple of can’t-see-over-the-top drops, take Broken Handlebar down to Jigsaw. If you prefer to see where you’re dropping, ride Jersey Turnpike (don’t worry—no tolls! Or asshat drivers) to Santa’s Helper to Jigsaw instead. 

There's a seriously good breakfast sandwich waiting for you.

A breakfast sandwich on a homemade biscuit at the Speakeasy Café. A lunch sandwich at The Bakery. Prouty’s Parlor for ice cream. Or Roots the Restaurant for the braised pork or quinoa salad and local brews on tap. Just wipe the dust off your legs and face first and maybe wear a collared shirt. 

A breakfast sandwich on a homemade biscuit at the Speakeasy Café. A lunch sandwich at The Bakery. Prouty’s Parlor for ice cream. Or Roots the Restaurant for the braised pork or quinoa salad and local brews on tap. Just wipe the dust off your legs and face first and maybe wear a collared shirt. 

Strava Trailforks
We are a small team of eight people living (mostly) in Vermont. We love product, challenges, being outside, bikes, and people. Our hometown of Richmond is nestled in the green mountains and is home to 40+ miles of mountain bike trails and hundreds of miles of dirt roads.

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