Blackstrap Hill Maine Trail Reviews

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Average Rating:

(4.67 of 5)

No. of Reviews: 3

Lots of stuff out there. The tan trail (on the map and marked on the trees) is some awesome flowing single track., bule trail is good single track mixed with fire-road esque stuff, and the red trail has some freeride stuff that scares me a bit. There features are pretty sweet and you never get too far away from the car.

there a couple different ways to get in, map shows one, and there are three more on blackstrap road near the happy cats sign, across from babridge road, and ~1.4 mile north of mountian road.

one of my new favorite places to ride

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Latitude	43.790815
Longitude	-70.317006
Trail Length	5ish
Trail Level	Trails for all skill levels
Trail Type	Singletrack & Fire Roads
State/Territory/Province	ME
Country	US
Web Address	http://www.town.falmouth.me.us/pages/falmouthme_parks/trailmaps/BlackstrapHillCommunityForest
Information Added By	willhouse207

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Reviews 1 - 3 (3 Reviews Total)

Review Date December 15, 2012 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Aerobic Difficulty 4 of 5 Technical Difficulty 3 of 5 Ridden Trail: Once a week Rate this review?		Reviewed by: taylorbrian77 , Cross Country Rider Summary: These trails are mostly xc riding but have good sections of downhill in places if you're willing to climb for it. In addition to the trails being excellent for any type of riding there are multiple access points to the reserve. Recommended Route: The best place to enter the system that has good parking is on Hurricane road just over the turnpike if your coming from route 100, on your left. http://goo.gl/maps/UtwNM Other recommended trails in the same area: They're are also some good trails at the end of Hadlock road about 2 miles away, they're connected to the reserve and have a trail that goes across the entire town and hooks up with two other trail systems in Falmouth. Would you like to Comment? Join MTBR for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.

Review Date October 14, 2012 Overall Rating 4 of 5 Aerobic Difficulty 3 of 5 Technical Difficulty 4 of 5 Ridden Trail: Once a week Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5, 1.00 votes Rate this review?		Reviewed by: Will , Weekend Warrior Summary: Nice trail, multiple downhill stretches, and some good single track. It now connects to a trail on Haddlock road off route 100, which connects to miles of other trails. If you look at the map in the link, there is a big ground bee nest at the base of a tree, where the red, white, and yellow trails connect. To get to the trails over by route 100, you need to follow the snowmobile trails under the turnpike, and make an imediate right once your on the Eastern side. Some of the trails are not yet finished, in this area, but will probably be finished soon. Recommended Route: Power lines on the Northern side of Mast road. Would you like to Comment? Join MTBR for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.

Review Date August 5, 2011 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Aerobic Difficulty 3 of 5 Technical Difficulty 4 of 5 Ridden Trail: Once a week Rate this review?		Reviewed by: willhouse207 , Weekend Warrior Summary: Written in initial description. The trail map didn't post but you can see it in the link. Gives a little reverence for what tan, read, and blue, trail mean. Recommended Route: tan trail out to red Other recommended trails in the same area: bradbury Would you like to Comment? Join MTBR for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.