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Looking for a place to hike, bike, ski or ride? Here are a few lists of local options — plus a directory of outdoor stores to help you get your gear on.

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Intervale Center

In Burlington’s urban flood plain, hiking and biking trails wind along the Winooski River to the Ethan Allen Homestead.

Island Line Bike Trail

  • Burlington, VT, 05401

This 12-mile trail runs along Lake Champlain from Oakledge Park all the way to the Colchester causeway, a narrow old railbed that extends 3 miles into the lake, with water on both sides. In the summer, a bike ferry connects you to the Champlain Islands. Contact Local Motion for details.

Jay Peak

Find lots of fresh powder, great gladed skiing and terrific tree-skiing. But bundle up — it’s really cold.

Jay Peak

Killington Mountain

  • 4763 Killington Road, Killington, VT

It’s huge and full of tourists. Ski for a week and you won’t get sick of it. Enjoy the steeps.

Kingdom Trails

It’s a bit of a drive, but this Northeast Kingdom mountain biking network is worth the trip.

Kingdom Trails

Ladies Workout Express

  • 1127 North Ave., Burlington, VT, 05401
  • 802-863-2500

Leddy Park Arena

The indoor ice rink is the crown jewel of this city park. And they’ve got tennis courts, picnic areas, baseball diamonds, a boat launch, a beach and hiking trails, too.

Leddy Park Arena

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