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Whites Beach and Campground Trail
1 reviews
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,rolly,freeride,rocky in some places, muddy if you want, logs unless you ride abound them,nature made jumps, mostly downhill coming from the Durham road and the beach,mostly uphill(like30 degree angle going up from the ending.not very long at all.leads to other trails if you follow echo road to the top and take a right.(other trail (less than one mile away) is called powerline trails(its listed under maine)
(coming from freeport or portland,take route one up to brunswick and about 1.5 miles after the town line, there is a road called Durham road on the lef opposite a little bridge over a traintracks.Take the left on to Durham. Look for bracket road about 2 miles down durham road. A little ways after you go by bracket, there will be a big wooden sighn that says "Whites Bach and campground". You can enter here (and pay a fee) to get 100 yds of technicaterrain, or you ca goup about another 100 yds on the road to a small opening on the right.These are the two entrances. The trail has many splits, but they all lead to the same place(a new development on "Echo Road".
Other recommended trails in the same area: the powerline trails, i now i made many typos in the review of the power line trails and the directions to this trail.sorry
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