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Mountain Flyer Magazine announces FLOW STATE, the Vermont Mountain Bike Festival at Ascutney Trails

Published April 14, 2021

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Brownsville, Vt. (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE) – Following Vermont Governor Phil Scott's announcement that large events can be held during summer 2021, Mountain Flyer Magazine and Ascutney Trails are excited to announce FLOW STATE, the Vermont Mountain Bike Festival, July 30-August 1, 2021.

FLOW STATE is a three-day celebration of all things mountain biking at the Ascutney Outdoor Center in Brownsville, Vt. Set in the heart of Ascutney Trails' 35-mile network of singletrack, with access to an additional 20 miles of trail on private property, FLOW STATE will feature product demos, guided rides and clinics as well as camping, food trucks and beer, live music and more.

"Since we last hosted a mountain bike festival in 2018, our trail network has undergone a major renovation to enhance flow and increase signage to improve route finding," says Erik Schutz, president of Ascutney Trails. "We're stoked to show the mountain bike community our world-class trails."

"Vermont mountain biking is the best in the East, and the bike industry is taking note," says John Costello, Mountain Flyer events coordinator. "Plus, our ridership in the Northeast has exploded in recent years. It's time to bring a big festival back to the Green Mountains."

FLOW STATE organizers are formalizing plans, bike vendors, food trucks and sponsors for this summer's Vermont Mountain Bike Festival. Early festival pass sales will be available to select New England markets on May 5, 2021. All tickets and camping passes will go on sale May 21, 2021.

For more information about FLOW STATE, visit mountainflyer.com.

About Ascutney Trails: Located at the base of the old Ascutney Mountain Resort, the Ascutney Trails network snakes around the base of the northern side of the mountain and has grown since 2006 to include more than 35 miles of mapped singletrack with an additional 20 miles of trail on private land. This spring, Ascutney Trails will add another 10 miles of singletrack, headlined by the Norcross Trail, which contours the mountain from the Ascutney State Park Campground to the heart of the network in Brownsville. Also on tap is a skills park and flow trail.

About Mountain Flyer Magazine: Mountain Flyer is a premium quality, quarterly mountain bike journal based in Gunnison, Colo., and Jeffersonville, Vt. Our honest editorial and rich photography take you straight into the gritty, salt-stained core of the mountain bike scene. Our mission is to inspire our readers to ride and explore. Mountain Flyer is renowned for its photo-driven, feature-oriented storytelling, focusing on clean design and high-quality printing.

Vendor Contact:
John Costello
John@holpublications.com

Sponsor Contact:
Brian Riepe
Brian@mountainflyer.com

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