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Maine
0.1 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 with its short, accessible gravel road surface. This easy green circle trail is perfect for beginners, families, or riders looking for a quick warm-up or cool-down ride. The compact 0.12-mile out-and-back format makes it ideal for skill building and confidence development on stable gravel terrain. Its straightforward nature and minimal technical demands provide a relaxed riding experience in Maine's scenic outdoor setting.
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F.O.R.D.
~0 min drive
Short technical skills trail with mixed surfaces, perfect for intermediate riders to practice.
Narrow Gauge Pathway
~0 min drive
Short, easy gravel pathway perfect for beginners and warm-up rides in Maine.
Camel Humps
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Spike
~0 min drive
Short but technical intermediate trail with mixed surfaces perfect for skill building.
Narrow Gauge Pathway
~1 min drive
Easy gravel pathway perfect for beginners and family rides in Maine.
Cinderella
~2 min drive
Short but intense black diamond technical trail with mixed surfaces demanding advanced skills.
Crommett's Overlook
~0 min drive
Moderate Maine singletrack with technical rocky sections and forest terrain.
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~1 min drive
Easy half-mile gravel pathway perfect for beginners and family rides.
Bob's Backyard Boogie
~2 min drive
Short but intense black diamond technical trail perfect for advanced skills practice.
Sargent Trail
~1 min drive
Short intermediate trail with mixed surfaces perfect for technical skill development in Maine.