Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports is a nationally recognized non-profit organization that empowers people of all abilities through inclusive sports and recreational programming, regardless of their ability to pay. They offer year-round programs, including adaptive mountain biking, integrating environmental, holistic wellness, and competitive training philosophies for individuals with cognitive, developmental, physical, and emotional disabilities.

The Vermont Brewers Association is a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization founded in 1995 to promote and strengthen the culture of craft brewing in Vermont through marketing, education, and advocacy. While its primary focus is on beer, it actively promotes cycling through its "Beer Trails" and events like "Pedals to Pints," encouraging visitors to explore breweries by bike.

The Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing (VDTM) is a state government agency responsible for promoting Vermont as a premier travel destination. The VDTM actively promotes cycling through its "Vermont Vacation" platform, highlighting the state's extensive network of paved roads, gravel routes, rail trails, and mountain biking opportunities to attract cycling tourists and support local cycling-related businesses.

The Vermont Huts Association, now operating as Vermont Huts & Trails, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a deeper appreciation of the natural environment and strengthening Vermont's communities. They achieve this by creating and maintaining a network of backcountry huts and trails, notably the Velomont Trail, which is a 485-mile route spanning the length of Vermont for mountain biking and other outdoor activities. Their mission is to increase equitable access to the outdoors and boost rural economies.

The Vermont Mountain Bike Association (VMBA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that serves as the unified voice for mountain biking in Vermont. Through a family of 28 chapters, VMBA advocates for public land access, modernizes policy, and works to ensure the sustainable future of mountain biking in the state. They support the building and maintenance of over 1,000 miles of trails, fostering a vibrant and inclusive riding community.

The Vermont Outdoor Guide Association (VOGA) is a 501(c)(6) business league that serves as an independent directory and resource for outdoor services and adventure travel in Vermont. It supports outdoor professionals, advocates for improved access and risk management, and promotes guided and self-guided active vacations, including cycling.

The Vermont Rail Trail System, managed by the Vermont Agency of Transportation, oversees four-season, multi-purpose recreation and transportation corridors across Vermont. These gently rolling, smooth gravel pathways connect historic towns and villages, offering easy access for various activities including cycling, walking, and snowmobiling.

The Vermont Ski Areas Association, also known as Ski Vermont, is a private non-profit trade association founded in 1969. While primarily focused on promoting the state's winter tourism industry, it also actively promotes summer activities, including mountain biking, by featuring the bike parks and trails at its member ski resorts. The organization works to maintain an environment where its member ski areas can grow and prosper through governmental affairs, marketing, and public affairs.

The Vermont Trails and Greenways Council (VTGC) is a non-profit organization that advocates for resilient trails supporting communities, conservation, and well-being across Vermont. They provide resources, funding information, and advocacy for volunteer and professional trail organizations managing over 8,000 miles of public trails, working to ensure public access and improve trail accessibility for all.

Village Wrench is a non-profit bicycle shop and social enterprise of Mill Village Ministries. It connects the community through bicycle repair, educational empowerment, and upward mobility, offering programs like Earn-a-Bike and Free Bike Repair. The organization aims to empower low-income neighbors and youth through character training and community service.

Wandering Wheels Volkssport Club is a non-profit organization and a member of the American Volkssport Association (AVA). The club organizes volkssporting (non-competitive walking) trips and events for its mature, working-to-retired members across the USA and Canada. The organization is volunteer-run and focuses on promoting fun, fitness, friendship, and adventure through travel and walking.

The Washington State Bicycle Association (WSBA) is the governing body for competitive bicycle racing in Washington, Oregon, and North Idaho. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, its main objective is to improve and promote bicycle racing by providing equipment, managing race logistics, and coordinating the statewide race calendar. It supports the local cycling community through junior programs and grants.