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Maine
0.1 mi
Distance
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Rt 27 Connector
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The Rt 27 Connector serves as a short linking trail in Maine's mountain biking network, offering an easy ride suitable for beginners and those looking for a quick warm-up. This brief out-and-back trail features mixed surface conditions that provide a gentle introduction to varied terrain without technical challenges. At just 0.12 miles, it's perfect for new riders building confidence or experienced cyclists connecting between longer trail segments. The green circle rating reflects its accessible nature and forgiving terrain.
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Rt 27 Connector
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