Tour de Creemee: Central Vermont Biking Tour

When

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Where

Morse Farm Sugar Works 1168 County Road, Montpelier, VT 05602 Visit Website | (802) 225-6736 | events@onionriver.com

Who

Kids, Teens, Tweens, Kinder

Details

Cost: Register by June 12, 10pm. $75 for adults. $25 12-17, Kids 11 and under are free. Parking: Yes

Tour de Creemee is the OG gravel grinder (previously called the Central Vermont Cycling Tour) and among the best one-day bike tour routes in New England! Mountain vistas backdrop farm fields while you pedal past white-steepled churches, historic barns, waterfalls, and lakes. The signed route includes well-stocked aid stations and when you finish, you'll enjoy a celebratory lunch and a delicious Morse Farm Maple Creemee included with every registration (you've earned it!).

Choose one of three routes, from the family-friendly short course with quiet roads meandering through small villages and past serene ponds, to the challenging 59-mile long course with lots of gravel and over 6,000 feet of elevation gain. Start and finish is at Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks in East Montpelier, VT with routes running through towns of Calais, East Montpelier, Middlesex, Woodbury, and Worcester.

Reviews

4 reviews

June 18, 2014
"Love this place! G at least once a month, great view, quirky, delicious, lots of treats and I love the goat out back who feeds himself out of rope and pully bucket system"
- Morganjacquescftc
August 27, 2009
"Really close to Montpelier. Very nice place. Beware that the sugar making video they show has some salty language in it they provide that disclaimer up front about that and it ended up being OK overall."
- visitorfromNC
June 24, 2009
"This is our favorite creemee stand, and we live 30 minutes south in East Randolph. Beautiful view and great maple creemee, or maplechocolate twist my fav. And everybody just marvels at that goat!"
- capgemlib
March 25, 2008
"Do not have kids myself but have been there on several occasions with my good friends little ones ages 1 and 5. They love the maple goodies and the goat is something to behold. Highly recommend if you want a true Vermont experience and want some sweet treats as well. I have not cross country skied here yet but hear great things and see that the parking lot is almost always full."
- josh