A multi-use trail network that typifies northeastern riding - rocky and rooty. <br />
There are some access roads that offer decent pedaling, but most singletrack <br />
is tight, twisty, rocky, and rooty. Can be fairly wet in low spots through May. <br />
Map available from the Bangor City website: <br />
http://cityforest.bangorinfo.com/index.htm
The Bangor City Forest is accessible via Kittredge Road and Tripp Drive. <br /><br />Kittredge Road is at the intersection of Hogan Road and Stillwater Avenue, <br /><br />near the Bangor Mall. Tripp Drive is off Stillwater Avenue, 1.6 miles north of <br /><br />the junction of Stillwater Avenue and Hogan Road, just before the kennel <br /><br />and concrete factory. If you're coming from the south on the interstate, you <br /><br />can take either Exit 186 (Stillwater Avenue) or Exit 187 (Hogan Road). If <br /><br />you're coming from the north on I-95, take Exit 187
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