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Maine
0.5 mi
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Narrow Gauge Pathway
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The Narrow Gauge Pathway offers a gentle introduction to Maine's mountain biking scene along a well-maintained gravel road surface. This short, easy trail is perfect for beginners, families, or riders looking for a casual warm-up ride through Maine's scenic countryside. The out-and-back format allows riders to turn around at any point, making it ideal for building confidence on two wheels. With its green circle rating and smooth gravel surface, this pathway provides a relaxed cross-country experience without technical challenges.
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