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Maine
0.5 mi
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Jerusalem Town
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Jerusalem Town offers a compact yet engaging intermediate ride through Maine's mixed terrain. This short out-and-back trail packs variety into its half-mile distance, featuring a combination of surfaces that challenge riders with technical sections while remaining accessible to blue square skill levels. The moderate difficulty and mixed surface conditions make it an excellent choice for honing technical skills or as a quick session trail. Perfect for intermediate riders looking to progress their abilities on varied Maine terrain.
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