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Maine
0.4 mi
Distance
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Why you'll love it
Newton's Reroute
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Newton's Reroute offers a short but engaging intermediate ride through Maine's mixed terrain. This 0.4-mile out-and-back trail features varied surface conditions that challenge riders with technical sections while remaining accessible to blue square level mountain bikers. The compact distance makes it perfect for skill building or as part of a longer trail network exploration. The moderate difficulty and mixed surface provide an excellent introduction to Maine's diverse riding conditions.
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