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Maine
0.5 mi
Distance
23 ft
Gain
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Observed 13 h ago
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Rain, high 50°F / low 44°F, 100% precip — 70/100 for mountain biking
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Mike's Mile 59
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Mike's Mile 59 is a challenging half-mile out-and-back trail that packs serious technical difficulty into a short distance. The mixed surface terrain combines rocky sections, roots, and varied obstacles that demand advanced bike handling skills and precise line choice. This black diamond trail offers a concentrated dose of Maine's rugged backcountry character, making it perfect for experienced riders looking to test their technical abilities without committing to a long ride.
No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.
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