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Vermont’s dream of a 485-mile biking paradise is finally hitting the road—with a powerful twist: inclusivity. After years of planning, the Velomont trail project is now building accessible routes designed for everyone, especially adaptive athletes. Trail builders are modifying corners, clearing obstacles, and testing paths with riders like Louis Arevalo, who uses a specialized bike after a skiing accident. New hostels and remote huts are being built to ADA standards, complete with ramps and wheelchair storage. This isn’t just about recreation—it’s about leveling the playing field, opening Vermont’s wild trails to all, and creating economic opportunity through true outdoor inclusion.

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