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Alden Hill Mountain Bike Trail
Gorham, Maine
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
3 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 3 miles | Global Rank: #1448 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Figure 8 |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 4 |
| Avg. Speed: 5.49 mph | Avg. Time: 0hr 59min |
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Description: There is a 3.5 mile race loop with some sweet singletrack and some steep drop in hills. This is a easy race loop for most racers but I think overall this trail with the stream crossings and drop in hills will get the average rider.
Description: There is a 3.5 mile race loop with some sweet singletrack and some steep drop in hills. This is a easy race loop for most racers but I think overall this trail with the stream crossings and drop in hills will get the average rider.
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reviewed by MattyRobots on September 12, 2011
Super fun trail, a couple of steep grades kept this from rating "Easy" but that shouldn't stop beginners from taking a whack at this trail. It needs some TLC with a ton of debris, but overall a very fun trail. Also, I did not find the trail near the baseball fields. Park on 114 in town and coast past the two USM entrances then take your first left, the trail starts at the end of the road.
reviewed by brandoncaleb on August 9, 2009
UPDATE on Directions: Head towards USM on 114. Take the 2nd entrance. (Campus Ave.) Follow road to the left at the split, keeping the Sullivan sports complex on your right. Follow campus ave past the John Mitchell center. You'll see the G19 parking lot sign on the left, directly ahead is the trail head behind a 1 story maroon building.
reviewed by Bajimer on July 29, 2006
Awesome trail if some parts of it weren't so overgrown. Lots of fast open trail and singletrack. I would highly recommend a good bug repellant and a wrap for your head, as the horseflies are out in force. At the end of one of the main trails there is a road that leads to route 25....WATCH OUT FOR THE PACK OF NEIGHBORHOOD DOGS! They will chase you down from the end of the trail if you aren't fast enough.....it's good for the nerves though (nothing like a bunch of 80lb dogs sprinting after you!).
