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Maine
0.3 mi
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Jabba The Hut
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Jabba The Hut is a short but engaging intermediate loop that packs plenty of character into its quarter-mile distance. The mixed surface terrain offers a nice variety of challenges for developing riders, combining different textures and obstacles that require solid bike handling skills. Despite its compact size, this blue square trail delivers a well-rounded Maine mountain biking experience with typical New England trail features. Perfect for skill building, warm-ups, or multiple laps to dial in technique.
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