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Maine
1.0 mi
Distance
316 ft
Gain
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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 well-maintained gravel surface stretching just over a mile through scenic terrain. This easy green circle trail follows what appears to be a historic railway corridor, providing a smooth, accessible ride perfect for beginners or those seeking a relaxed pedal. The out-and-back format allows riders to turn around at any point, making it ideal for families or riders building confidence on gravel surfaces. With minimal technical challenges, this cross-country route showcases Maine's natural beauty without demanding advanced bike handling skills.
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