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Maine
0.3 mi
Distance
48 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Lowland Trail
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Lowland Trail offers a short but engaging intermediate ride through Maine's characteristic mixed terrain. This half-mile out-and-back route features varied surface conditions that challenge riders with technical sections while remaining accessible to blue square skill levels. The trail's compact distance makes it perfect for skill building or as part of a longer ride loop, with the mixed surface providing good practice for handling different terrain types typical of Maine's diverse landscape.
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