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Maine
0.2 mi
Distance
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Why you'll love it
Camel Humps
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Camel Humps lives up to its name with a short but punishing series of steep climbs and descents packed into just 0.2 miles of mixed terrain. This black diamond trail in Maine demands technical skills and strong bike handling as riders navigate challenging features over varied surfaces including rock, roots, and dirt. The brief but intense nature makes it perfect for practicing advanced techniques or as a skills test for experienced riders. Don't let the short distance fool you - this trail will challenge even seasoned mountain bikers.
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