Hibernator Mountain Bike

Welcoming all types of bikes and people, while wholeheartedly supporting our amazing local community!  It goes beyond being just a cycling event and embodies a grassroots, self-supported test of mental, physical, and spiritual fortitude that unites participants with lasting memories and sense of accomplishment.  

Our last 2-day weekend was so popular we are bringing it back with gravels on Saturday & a fully charged MTB race on Sunday!  Saturday features our 50k , 100k, & 100k+ mixed terrain gravel course options (NOT A RACE UNLESS DOING BOTH DAYS), which are nothing to sneeze at and fully marked/gps'd.  Sunday will feature our fully flagged 50 mile mountain bike race (strict limit of 200 riders) looping the best of what Kingdom Trails and surrounding area has to offer.   

Race both days for a proper hibernation!  Jump in on the FULL Harvest for two days of racing and vertical gains!!  Super limited to 50 riders, we'll tally up your times from both days (100k Gravel course + MTB50) and present you with a sweet overall award of locally purchased swag from VT businesses.  

We'll keep your fire stoked at each feed zone with wood-fired maple syrup and pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, spoil you with incredible locally sourced post-race food & small-town community vibes, and let you wash it down with delicious Vermont beer.  Bring the family because camping is FREE all weekend (a donation is welcome to support the landowners Ben & Kim) with no reservations needed!  

This year, Hook & Peel pizza are making their way to the venue slinging delicious pies on Sunday, while The Spicy Spoke will have a sick farm-to-table spread on Saturday.  

Get your 'let's ride bikes' face ready!  It's almost GO TIME!!

Sorry, NO refunds will be allowed.  Transfers are accepted anytime.  Course maps & details will be revealed in October.  

“You are capable of more than you know. Choose a goal that seems right for you and strive to be the best, however hard the path. Aim high. Behave honorably. Prepare to be alone at times, and to endure failure. Persist! The world needs all you can give.” - E.O. Wilson