Step off the Grid
June 7, 2025

Step off the Grid

and Onto the Trails


When was the last time you ignored your phone for an entire morning—or an entire day? If you're craving a reset, you're not alone. At The Wildflower Inn, we invite you to do something radical: leave your phone on the nightstand and grab your bike.


Here, on the ridgeline of Vermont’s stunning Northeast Kingdom, you’ll find a better connection—one with the land, your breath, and your own sense of freedom.


🚴‍♀️ Ride Out, Right From Your Room

Kingdom Trails, one of the premier mountain biking networks in the country, runs right through our property. That means you can hop on your bike from our lawn and immediately drop into world-class riding.

Twisting singletrack winds through shaded forests, opens into wildflower-strewn meadows, and rolls over panoramic hilltops. With over 100 miles of trails, there's something for every level—from first-time trail riders to seasoned shredders.


🌲 Trade Notifications for Nature

Instead of scrolling, you’ll find yourself scanning the tree line for a deer or hawk. Instead of checking emails, you’ll be checking your line on the next turn. The Vermont air is crisp, the silence broken only by tires over dirt and laughter shared with your riding crew.


This isn’t just a ride. It’s a return—to presence, to perspective, to peace.


🛏️ Unplug in Comfort

After a day on the trails, return to The Wildflower Inn for a hot shower, a cold drink, and a sunset you’ll want to remember. Dine on the patio, watch the sky turn pink over the mountains, and enjoy life untethered—even just for the weekend.


Don’t worry, your phone will still be there tomorrow. But this ride, this view, this feeling? You’ve got to be here to get it.

💬 Book Your Ride-In, Ride-Out Getaway

Disconnect to reconnect—Kingdom Trails and The Wildflower Inn are calling.


📍 Stay wild. Stay with us.


🚴‍♂️ Ride in. Ride out. Repeat.



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