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Maine
0.4 mi
Distance
33 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Sargent Trail
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Sargent Trail offers a short but engaging intermediate ride through Maine's mixed terrain, combining natural singletrack with varied surface conditions that keep riders alert. At just over a third of a mile, this out-and-back trail packs technical challenges into a compact format, making it perfect for skill building or a quick session. The moderate difficulty and blue square rating indicate well-defined trail features that require solid bike handling skills without being overwhelming. The mixed surface conditions typical of Maine's forests provide excellent practice for reading terrain and adapting riding technique.
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