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Maine
0.3 mi
Distance
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Why you'll love it
Inferno
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Inferno delivers an intense but manageable ride through Maine's rugged terrain on a short but engaging out-and-back trail. This intermediate-level trail features mixed surfaces that challenge riders with varied technical elements while remaining accessible to blue square skill levels. The compact 0.3-mile distance makes it perfect for skill building or as part of a longer trail network exploration. Expect a combination of natural obstacles and terrain changes that live up to the trail's fiery name without overwhelming intermediate riders.
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