Cochran's Enduro Trails | Richmond VT

Cochran's is a little ski area just outside of Burlington Vermont. Over the past few years locals have put alot of work into the trails at Cochrans Ski area. The variety of trails that are available here now are pretty awesome. Everything from steap and technical to smooth and flowy and lots of in between that give you the best of both worlds. Between this area, Bolton, and all the other riding in the area it's hard to beat.
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[@tompelham7035]

First I’ve seen saplines at a bike park, only in Vt!

[@maybeerainmaybeesnow]

Yip!

[@rpiian]

Yup - all awesome. Visceral is just fantastic. Good size ride right there you guys!

[@harryfettermedia]

Sick vid per usual! Those trails look wicked fun

[@saywhaatnow]

Hope you enjoyed! Glad you found Adios and Graveyard.

[@Projectnortheast]

Oh ya loved it! Wish I had a place like it for my home trails!

[@oakleypayne-meyer7534]

Why aren't those trails on trail forks? I remember riding graveyard, adios, and tres?? and I didnt see it on TF.

[@Projectnortheast]

@@oakleypayne-meyer7534 I think because they are on private land... ok to ride but not on maps

[@oakleypayne-meyer7534]

@@Projectnortheast got it thx

[@allenkvextreme]

the best 16 minutes ever

[@yvesbrousseau4693]

great video, i am going to burlington in june and i will stop at Cochran. what would be a logic itinary? i am a experience rider

[@Projectnortheast]

Depends on the terrain and type of trail you like... cochran/chamberlain for some good pedal friendly enduroish trails that don't get too crazy. Bolton valley if you want to scare yourself on some double blacks but they also have flow on lift served. Cady hill for some flow, saxon for some flow and jumps, perry hill for all the above in one trail system, and little river for some of the best flow in new england (just one trail though) I have vids for most places to give you an idea...

[@mtbyb4569]

@@Projectnortheastthank you for the info, actually i only have 4hrs max and i was planning to go to cochran's. so i was wondering what trails should i follow? i was thinking mothers day, acdc, climb to skully, wiley's, acdc, back to the parking lot to get to ravine trails, ipt, a-day visceral, lung to path, a -day and roosters' comb. does it make sense? and is wiley's worth it or should do the entire skully?

[@gilbert176]

If your ever down to ride drummer hill soon before snow starts to fall I’d be down taking you around some unknown stuff that’s at the top and some other great trails.

[@cammackey8259]

Most bang for your buck near BTV 👍The answer climb out of adios though is a suffer fest tho 😰

[@Projectnortheast]

Oh yeah, loved the riding there! Yeah we actually hit adios by accident but I'm kinda glad we did, raw and steep. The climb wasn't great but I'd do it again!

[@carluccioproductions]

@@Projectnortheast Hmmm...not sure I heard you phrase it like that when we rode it :)

[@Projectnortheast]

@@carluccioproductions I was having a bad hair day that day...

[@carluccioproductions]

@@Projectnortheast right...I get that...

[@bikingwithryan5968]

Doing my first race here in two weeks

[@favingthatshit]

whats up with all the wires between the trees? looks real scary!

[@Projectnortheast]

Sap lines for maple syrup...