The GMBC executive committee strives to make our club a model for healthy and safe behaviors and we prefer that everyone on the rides is fully vaccinated and boosted. Please do not ride if you feel sick or have had a known recent exposure to Covid-19 or flu.
Sat VP Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Specifics for each ride (e.g. start time, route, weather, parking) are announced through the GMBC email list usually by Thursday.
Start times vary during the year. Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season.
For more information, please see Sat Training Rides.
Hinesburg-Monkton Gravel
Please sign up for this ride here.
Start at the Park-n-Ride in Hinesburg and head south on rolling gravel hills. These are mainly very quiet roads with little traffic! To cut the ride short, there is an easy mid-point turn around where the route touches. Post-ride food is abundant in this part of Hinesburg–stop at Frost Brewery for a cold can of après brew.
Long ride: 41 miles, 3,140 ft elevation; short ride: 22.8 miles
Grand Isles Flats
Please register for this ride here.
One of the flattest rides of the season. The 28-mile ride (E/M) circles Grand Isle and a 43-mile option (M) stops at the end of North Hero. Riders on the 74-mile (M) ride can visit St. Anne’s Shrine (bathrooms and picnic tables but no food) and a fossil bed with a food break at Hero’s Welcome in North Hero.
Please contact Karla if you plan to do the Social Ride
Riders From Burlington may consider car pooling.
Tues Training Rides
Please register for rides here.
Wed. Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Start times vary during the year (because of the sunset)!! Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season. Check GMBC email list for current start time.
- Early season (through April): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Prime season (May through August): on the road at 6:00 PM
- Late season (September until end of October): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Bad weather (current or imminent): most likely cancels ride
Visit Wed Training Rides for additional information.
Questions? Send John an email
Sat VP Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Specifics for each ride (e.g. start time, route, weather, parking) are announced through the GMBC email list usually by Thursday.
Start times vary during the year. Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season.
For more information, please see Sat Training Rides.
Introductory Ride -3
Please register for this ride here.
Introductory Ride for new riders. We will go 12-20 miles at a leisurely pace. Our goal is to teach new cyclists the rules of the road and how to ride in a group. Please see Introductory Rides for more information about these rides.
Stone Walls and Solar Panels
Please register for this ride here.
This scenic 30-mile (M) ride goes from Underhill to Cambridge on mostly dirt and gravel roads past a myriad of old stone walls and not so old solar panels. Our midway point is the store at the end of Upper Pleasant Valley Road in Cambridge.
Jaunt from Jasper Mine
Please pre-register for this ride here.
This rolling hill ride (60 M/S) passes through Georgia and Milton before heading to St. Albans Bay for a break by the bay and over to Swanton. The shorter version (40 M) turns around after the break stop. This ride has a short stretch along the shore of the Lamoille River and a longer stretch along Lake Champlain. There is only one store on the ride and it is at the point where the two rides separate.
Tues Training Rides
Please register for rides here.
Wed. Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Start times vary during the year (because of the sunset)!! Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season. Check GMBC email list for current start time.
- Early season (through April): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Prime season (May through August): on the road at 6:00 PM
- Late season (September until end of October): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Bad weather (current or imminent): most likely cancels ride
Visit Wed Training Rides for additional information.
Questions? Send John an email
Bike for the Lake 2024
Hinesburg Hollow
Please pre-register for this ride here.
This route travels south through Huntington via the beautiful Hinesburg Hollow Road. The short route is 30 miles (M) and returns to Williston via North Road (and a little bit of dirt) while the long one is 47 miles (M/S) and continues through North Ferrisburgh to the lake and back through Hinesburg.
Tues Training Rides
Please register for rides here.
Wed. Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Start times vary during the year (because of the sunset)!! Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season. Check GMBC email list for current start time.
- Early season (through April): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Prime season (May through August): on the road at 6:00 PM
- Late season (September until end of October): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Bad weather (current or imminent): most likely cancels ride
Visit Wed Training Rides for additional information.
Questions? Send John an email
Sat VP Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Specifics for each ride (e.g. start time, route, weather, parking) are announced through the GMBC email list usually by Thursday.
Start times vary during the year. Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season.
For more information, please see Sat Training Rides.
Introductory Ride -4
Please register for this ride here.
Introductory Ride for new riders. We will go 12-20 miles at a leisurely pace. Our goal is to teach new cyclists the rules of the road and how to ride in a group. Please see Introductory Rides for more information about these rides.
Mostly Unpaved -MUP #2
Please register for this ride here.
This mile travels 20 miles on the scenic and less travelled roads through the farmlands of Charlotte including Guinea and Roscoe Roads.
This route is available on the GMBC member Ride with GPS site.
Way to Weybridge
Please pre-register for this ride here.
64 mile (M) rolling hills from Shelburne through Vergennes and on to Weybridge. There are a number of food options in Vergennes for either the outgoing or return trip or both.
Tues Training Rides
Please register for rides here.
Wed. Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Start times vary during the year (because of the sunset)!! Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season. Check GMBC email list for current start time.
- Early season (through April): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Prime season (May through August): on the road at 6:00 PM
- Late season (September until end of October): on the road at 5:30 PM or earlier
- Bad weather (current or imminent): most likely cancels ride
Visit Wed Training Rides for additional information.
Questions? Send John an email
Sat VP Training Rides
Please register for this ride here.
Specifics for each ride (e.g. start time, route, weather, parking) are announced through the GMBC email list usually by Thursday.
Start times vary during the year. Riding with front and rear lights is recommended all season.
For more information, please see Sat Training Rides.
Texas Hill Double D, gravel
Please register for this ride here.
This is a 43-mile route through Texas Hill, Dugway and Duxbury loop. The ride starts with a fairly big climb and then a downhill out to Duxbury and North Rd. out to Waterbury.
Ride route is available for GMBC members on Ride with GPS. Cue sheet will be posted when available.
Meet and park at the North Rd./Richmond Rd./Texas Hill turn-around gravel area (and bus stop).
Rouse's Point Rouser
Please register for the ride here.
The mostly flat 60-mile (M) loop heads up from Grand Isle over the Rouse’s Point Bridge and down through scenic, low-traffic, lakeside roads in New York and returns via the Grand Isle Ferry. The short ride (50 miles – E/M) circles Isle LaMotte and returns on the Vermont side. Bring money for the Ferry ride back to VT.
Please park in the ferry lot, not the fishing access lot. Let the attendant know that you will be taking the ferry in one direction.
Those coming from the Burlington area may consider carpooling. Weather permitting, all leaders may do the longer version of the ride.
Everyone, regardless of membership status, must have a signed GMBC Rider Waiver on record to participate in any GMBC event. You only have to sign ONCE a season and then all rides are covered.