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Here's the info form a brochure I found in a Vt. Gift shop:
The Mountain Bike School
Discover the excitement and beauty of mountain biking
in the backwoods of Vermont. The Mountain Bike School at Mount
Snow gives you the skill and confidence necessary for a lifetime
of back country adventure. Join us for a weekend or add a Friday
and/or Monday to make a 3 or 4-day adventure. Includes use of a
21 speed Novara mountain bike and helmet, 6 hours of instruction
and riding daily, lunch and access to resort amenities.
2-Day Mountain Bike School: $136
($119 with your own mountain bike)
Additional Days: $49 each day
Friday and/or Monday
($44 with your own mountain bike)
The Mountain Bike Touring Center
Mount Snow's 140 miles of trails wind through some of
the most beautiful and pristine areas in the state, including
much of the Green Mountain National Forest. Rent one of our
REI Novara 21-speed mountain bikes and see why more people are
discovering so much natural beauty far from the beaten track.
Our trail network is open to the public and detailed maps are
available.
Mountain Bike Rental Rates:
Adults Juniors
(12 & under)
4-Hours $16 $10
Full Day: $20 $15
2-Day: $32 $22
3-Day: $45 $29
4-Day: $67 $40
Guided Mountain Bike Tours
Mount Snow's experienced staff of mountain bike guides
will lead bike clubs, families, couples or any group on guided
tours through some of southern Vermont's most exhilarating
mountain bike terrain. Call for information.
Call 1-800-451-4211 for more info on mountain
biking at Mount Snow
Disclaimer: I have no interest or connection to Mount Snow
or the mountain bike school, etc. I'm just
"relaying" info to the general public.
~Mike~
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| A windsurfing friend of mine is very good friends with the guy
who started the school, his name is Dave Klondike. He said that
the school is excellent. They form groups according to their skill level,
and teach you everything from log hopping, to topographical map
reading. I believe they also have "guided tours".
My boyfriend and I just started riding mountain bikes this summer
and have decided to goto school in the spring.
_kathy
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