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South Kent School is home to what some might call a cycling haven offering renown mountain biking program, trails, and hiking trails across 650 acres of gorgeous landscape and completes in the HMBL.
From winding paths through lush forests to scenic routes along historic rail trails, the cycling opportunities at South Kent are as diverse as they are exhilarating. A stones throw from the Appalachian Trail and the recently extended Harlem Valley Rail Trail, South Kent School’s bike trails offer riders a unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
For cycling enthusiasts seeking an adrenaline-fueled adventure, South Kent School boasts an array of thrilling trails that cater to riders of all skill levels. From gentle slopes perfect for leisurely rides to challenging terrain designed to put seasoned cyclists to the test, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The school’s extensive network of trails meanders through scenic woodlands, offering riders a glimpse of Connecticut’s breathtaking natural beauty at every turn.
One of the highlights of cycling at South Kent School is its proximity to the iconic Appalachian Trail, a legendary footpath that stretches over 2,000 miles from Georgia to Maine. Cyclists can pedal alongside this historic trail, soaking in panoramic views of the rolling hills and verdant valleys that define the Connecticut landscape. With its rugged terrain and awe-inspiring vistas, the Appalachian Trail offers a truly unforgettable biking experience for adventurers seeking a taste of the wild. See more on All Trails.
In addition to its natural wonders, South Kent School is also home to the newly extended Harlem Valley Rail Trail, a scenic pathway that follows the route of an old railway line through the charming towns of Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills. This recently expanded trail offers cyclists an unparalleled opportunity to explore the region’s rich history and vibrant culture while enjoying a leisurely ride through quaint villages and countryside. See more Kent Trails.