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Welcome to Pine Hill Park

The park offers a unique 300 acre, high-level 16 mile singletrack trail system

offering some of the very best:

Mountain Biking, Running, Hiking, Walking, GPS‘ing/Geocaching, Snowshoeing

(Sorry No ATV Access)


Conveniently located entirely within the City of Rutland, Vermont. Trailhead at:

Giorgetti Athletic Complex: 2 Oak Street Ext. Rutland, VT 05701.

Park Contact
Inquiries/Information:
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Looking west across the new

Hour Glass Bridge on Stegosaurus (Click here)

Looking across the new 100ft Suspension Bridge.

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Google Map Directions

Beginning June 22, 2009, Pine Hill Park and the City of Rutland  Welcome the Third Year of YouthWorks!

Across the last few years the Rutland Community is grateful for the meaningful hard work Youthwork’s Mission Groups from across the county have generously contributed both to Pine Hill Park and across the community.

Hosted by the Calvary Bible Church on Grove St., for two summers, youth in groups of 80, from around the country have paid their own way, spending upwards of 32 hours to drive to Rutland, Vermont. They spend a week at a time, dividing out into work groups of 12-24 to fan out across the area to work to improve and enhance the community.

Pine Hill Park has been the recipient of many many hours of pickaxing, rock barring, and dirt moving. This extensive careful labor has been perhaps the most transformative force to the trail system and the park as a whole. 

The level and standard of trailwork the park has received through the tireless efforts of this group has in large part brought the park to it’s current level of popularity and usage. http://www.cbcvt.org/shapeimage_6_link_0

The

Pine Hill

Partnership

A non-profit volunteer organization formed to steward the 300 acre woods of Pine Hill Park.

Through the cooperation of the Rutland Recreation Department, the organization has brought about the transformation seen throughout the park.

Partnering and coordinating many local groups, individuals, businesses, schools and agencies, The Pine Hill Partnership has painstakingly formed the park’s uniquely diverse and beautiful 16 mile trail system.

Tens of thousands of strenuous man-hours has created the flowy singletrack trails through difficult and rocky terrain. All the pickaxing, shoveling, bridge building, and sineage as been entirely donated by volunteers coordinated through and by The Pine Hill Partnership.

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Check out our “Ride Guide” - Best of Vermont - Mountain Biking Episode!!

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“Ride Guide” is a mountain travel TV series, where the hosts and guest pros, share their travels of skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking from locations throughout the world. “Ride Guide” is distributed into 60 million homes in 60 countries worldwide. Throughout Canada, Ride Guide airs on OLN, Rush HD, Shaw Video On Demand, Rogers On Demand, and Men TV. “Ride Guide” can be seen in 20 million homes across the USA on The Ski Channel. Ride Guide is broadcast into 55 countries throughout Europe on The Extreme Sports Channel and into 1 million homes in Australia on Fuel TV. Ride Guide is also distributed on-line through Dose.Ca, BikeMag.Com, and Norco.Comhttp://www.rideguide.ca/bike_home.aspxhttp://www.dose.cahttp://www.bikemag.comhttp://www.norco.comshapeimage_10_link_0shapeimage_10_link_1shapeimage_10_link_2shapeimage_10_link_3

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