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8.8 miles
Distance
1,069 ft
Climb
-1,761 ft
Descent
1,973 ft
High Point
-692 ft
Altitude change
758 ft
Altitude min
1,463 ft
Altitude start
771 ft
Altitude end
-1.5%
Grade
-40.2%
Grade max
28.3%
Grade min
3 miles
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
4,226 ft
Distance flat
A shuttle route that starts on the edge of the valley and descends all the way back to the river. An easy climb up Swell Hill will drop you at the top of Ridgie, a mildly techy trail that descends along a ridge and features sections with multiple options. As you reach the bottom be on the lookout for Maple Twist, it will be on your right, which descends to Tucker Hill Rd. Make a right up and then down Enchanted Forest, which is a rocket of a descent through a magical (enchanted) Eastern Boreal forest that proves doubletrack can still be fun! Enchanted rolls into Dana Hill Rd (doubletrack), which quickly leads to Busternut and Goodnight Irene right back to Madbush Falls. This flowy downhill includes tons of berms, a few optional drops and a couple of optional logs and rock features hiding on the edges. You’ll flow all the way down across the “Butcher Block” bridge to Butternut Hill Rd. A flat, relaxing 2 minute dirt road pedal past a farm and across the Mad River takes you to Rt 100. Cross Rt 100 and look to your right (Bundy Rd) where you catch the quick singletrack descent to Madbush Falls.
Detailed Description
Shuttle Bump is a 9 mile popular intermediate route located near Warren Vermont. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 8 trails. This route climbs 1,069 ft with a max elevation of 1,973 ft then descends -1,761 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Closed: 1 trail (newest: Apr 10, 2026)
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Stats
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Distance9 miles
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Altitude change-692 ft
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Altitude min758 ft
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Altitude start1,463 ft
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Altitude end771 ft
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Climb1,069 ft
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Descent-1,761 ft
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Grade-1.5%
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Grade max-40.2%
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Grade min28.3%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down4 miles
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Distance flat4,226 ft
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DirectionOne Direction
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The 2 State Shred | Sketchy Bridges And Fast Flow | Mad River Valley, Vermont
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