A Kingdom Odyssey was shot in and around northern Vermont’s Kingdom Trails. These trails run all over Burke Mountain Resort, as well as the surrounding areas developed by Kingdom Trails Association network, a local nonprofit that has helped the tiny town of East Burke become one of the top five mountain biking destinations in the country.
Pro rider Adam Morse, and trail design and biking legend Knight Ide showcase the mega variety of riding available in Vermont, from tight single track and gnarly rock lines to manicured jump lines and ripping downhills.
The Wilkinson-Ray brothers of T-Bar Films grew up mountain biking and exploring in the Vermont forests, and have been dedicated to capturing its natural beauty and quality riding.
Want more from T-Bar Films? Check out their showcase of Santa Cruz local Jeff Kendall-Weed absolutely nuking trails there, or the trailer for their documentary about one-legged backcountry skier Vasu Sojitra.
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