Explore Hartford, Vermont by E‑Bike — Tours, Rentals & Brewery Stops

Vermont Bike and Brew — E-Bike Tours and Rentals in Hartford, Vermont

Vermont Bike and Brew operates guided e-bike tours, gravel rides, and a full range of e-bike rentals from Hartford, Vermont. The company specializes in combining scenic cycling with local food and beverage stops, including brewery visits, farm stands, cider tastings, and deli lunches. Popular Vermont bike tours include the 23-mile Upper Pass Tour through the White River Valley, the Harpoon gravel ride with covered-bridge views, the Bent Hill Brewery Tour with a family farm stop, and the Farm Stand Tour that visits Sweetland Farm and Cedar Circle Farm.

Top tours and highlights

• Jasper Murdock's Tour: Scenic back roads with farm stand stops, pastries, and a finish at the Norwich Inn.
• Upper Pass Tour: The original Vermont Bike & Brew 23-mile route with climbs, ice cream, cider, and tacos.
• Bent Hill Tour: Brewery visit in Braintree, small-batch beers, a family farm maple treat, and Randolph market.
• Harpoon Tour: Four-hour gravel adventure, Cornish-Windsor bridge views, and a Harpoon Brewery finish.
• Farm Stand Tour: Sweetland Farm start, coffee at Cedar Circle, lunch at Red Clover Cafe, optional bonus rides.

Rentals and packages

• Half Day, All Day, Two Day, and Four Day e-bike rentals with helmet, fitting, and access to a curated Route Library.
• Rentals support riders aged 14 and up, with multiple bike sizes and delivery options for some packages.
• Merchandise includes unisex cotton tank tops and women's cut options for casual wear.

Why choose Vermont Bike and Brew

Local routes showcase rural Vermont scenery and independent businesses. Small-group formats deliver safety, comfort, and personalized attention. Included bike fittings and helmets make these options accessible for mixed-ability groups. Route guidance and curated maps help riders navigate scenic back roads and gravel segments while enjoying local flavors at farm stands, cafes, cider makers, and breweries.

Practical details & booking tips

• Tours typically accommodate one to five riders depending on the experience.
• Choose rentals from a four-hour half day to multi-day options when planning longer itineraries.
• Many tours combine paved back roads and gravel; select the route and tire setup that matches comfort and skill level.

Safety, community & support

Vermont Bike and Brew emphasizes professional fittings and helmets for all riders and operates tours in small groups for attentive support. The company partners with local farms, cafes, and breweries across the Upper Valley and nearby towns to highlight seasonal agriculture, small-batch producers, and community markets like the Randolph market. Those partnerships reinforce a connection between cycling and local Vermont flavors.

Whether choosing a guided tour or a multi-day rental, riders will find curated routes, quality equipment.