Central Vermont Trail Conditions
General Central Vermont Trail Conditions
March 9th, 2010
Conditions in Central Vermont are not all that great at this time. Many areas are closed in Washington County due to the lack of snow. Trails on south facing slopes are bare and fields have minimal snow coverage. There's limited riding in the Camel Hump and Cotton Brook Areas. Please check with the local club in the area you plan on riding in before heading out on the trails.
Orange County
March 9th, 2010
Orange County has limited riding in the highest elevations; again access is an issue. The trails in Chelsea are closed for the season.
Please check with the local clubs for updates.
Washington Snow Flyers/Billtown Moonshiners
Corridor Trail 14A between intersections OE92 and OE90 is closed until further notice.
Washington County
March 9th, 2010
Trails have little to no snow coverage in most of Washington County. There's no access to services.
Note that trails in the Marshfield/Plainfield area are closed due to low snow conditions. Gates have been closed and TRAIL CLOSED signs have been put in place. Please obey the signs and do not ride in this area. Corridor 2 from Plainfield to Lanesboro is open.
Trails in the Green Mountain Roamers area are closed: this includes Waterbury and Middlesex.
There's limited riding just above the Mad River Valley in the higher elevations headed towards Camel's Hump and on the other side of the Little River State Park on the Cotton Brook side.
For Local Trail Conditions:
Barre Town: Barre Town Thunder Chickens
Barre: Sno-Bees
East Montpelier Area: East Montpelier Gully Jumpers
Marshfield/Plainfield Area: Twinfield Sno Travelers
Warren/Waitsfield Area: Mad River Ridge Runners
Waterbury/Stowe Area: Green Mountain Roamers