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Experience the northeast kingdom

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Hit The Trails

On Site

Get ready to feel the rush of adrenaline as you hit the trails at the Wildflower campus! With an impressive 28 miles of mountain biking trails, there's no shortage of excitement to be had here. As you navigate through the twists and turns of the rugged terrain, you'll be invigorated by the fresh mountain air and stunning views around every corner. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner just starting out, these trails offer a challenge for everyone. So grab your gear, hop on your bike, and let's hit the trails for a thrilling adventure you'll never forget!

Download the Kingdom Trails Map

The Wildflower is committed to being your number one destination for outdoor recreation, delicious food, and amazing beverages. We've created a series of events to ensure you never run out of amazing experiences at the top of Darling Hill.

LET The Wildflower host your event, camp, clinic or lessons.

On Site

The Wildflower is an outdoor recreation resort focused on maximizing the experience for all of our guests.


If your business offers Clinics, guided tours, lessons, or camps you are welcome at the Wildflower.


We have created facility use agreement that gives you full access to everything you need for your event. In addition, partners of will receive a 10% discount on accommodations for their leaders/organizers.

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Experience Four Seasons At The Wildflower

The area surrounding The Wildflower is full of endless opportunities to get out there and experience all that Vermont has to offer. Lyndonville, VT is located in Vermont’s North East Kingdom (NEK). In addition to Lyndonville, the North East Kingdom encompasses a number of Vermont towns including Lyndon, Burke & East Burke.

  • Fish in Storied Runs and World-Class Waters
  • Shred the Gnar at The Wildflower in East Burke, Vermont
  • Winter Fatbike Winterbike Festival 2025 in East Burke, Vermont
  • Peking Acrobats at the Dibden Center for the Arts in Saint Johnsbury
  • Ari Isaacman-Beck (violin), Carlos Rubio (violin), Adriana Linares (viola), and Jesús Morales (cello)
  • Rasputitsa Gravel Race in East Burke, Vermont
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