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2 trail reviews |
Difficulty:  - Advanced |
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| Length: 7 miles | Global Rank: #1004 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 14 | Wishlist: 2 |
| 0 trail check-ins | |
| Average Speed: 3.5 mph | Average Time: 1hr 45min |
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Description
Here\'s a link to the trail map: http://parksandrec.yorkmaine.org/trail%20map%201.pdf
There are a few trailheads from which to enter the network, but if you park at the bottom of the hill that leads up to the mountain summit, there\'s easy access to the Ring Trail. I rode this trail a lot a few years ago, and depending on the season, it can be very technical at times, especially on some of the downhills (see HORSE TRAIL.) Though not in the listed trail map, there are some trails to the south of the mountain that are very technical, and make for an aggressive, experienced ride. Overall, the trails are well-maintained, but be prepared for some leg burn going up and down the three \"summits\" of Mt. Aggie. Can\'t believe I\'m the first to write a review on it!!! Wish I had pictures...I\'ll get some next time I\'m up in the New England area.
jhyslip on July 4, 2012
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Description
Here\'s a link to the trail map: http://parksandrec.yorkmaine.org/trail%20map%201.pdf
There are a few trailheads from which to enter the network, but if you park at the bottom of the hill that leads up to the mountain summit, there\'s easy access to the Ring Trail. I rode this trail a lot a few years ago, and depending on the season, it can be very technical at times, especially on some of the downhills (see HORSE TRAIL.) Though not in the listed trail map, there are some trails to the south of the mountain that are very technical, and make for an aggressive, experienced ride. Overall, the trails are well-maintained, but be prepared for some leg burn going up and down the three \"summits\" of Mt. Aggie. Can\'t believe I\'m the first to write a review on it!!! Wish I had pictures...I\'ll get some next time I\'m up in the New England area.
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on July 2, 2006
on July 2, 2006Trail Reviews [Add a review]
jhyslip on July 4, 2012
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Review: A ton of rocks and big roots. Tough at time with long climbs and sone decent DH. No good drop offs though. Overall was fun... Look for Cedar and Porccupine trails
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Review: The trail heads indicate there are no "easy trails" at Aggie. This is a steep single track Mtn with lots of varying trails. from wide open Granite faces to singltrack just narrow enough for your bike. Te bottom is flatter but wetter and still lots of fun. People get hurt, badly, every year so respect the area and don't underestimate the Rocks
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