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Maine
0.4 mi
Distance
52 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
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AI-suggested draft · review before you go
This short but intense black diamond trail in Maine packs serious technical challenges into less than half a mile. The mixed surface conditions demand advanced bike handling skills as riders navigate varied terrain that likely includes roots, rocks, and potentially wet sections typical of Maine's forests. Despite its brief distance, the difficult rating suggests sustained technical features that will test even experienced mountain bikers. The out-and-back format allows riders to scout the challenging sections on the way out before committing to the return trip.
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