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Level: Advanced
Length: 3 mi (4.8 km)
Surface: Doubletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: -
Total: 15 riders
Mountain Biking Libby Hill Forest Trails
#19 of 121 mountain bike trails in Maine
Moose Odyssey is the main trail for this John Morton designed trail system. With several options to pull off onto single tracks to lengthen your ride, it's not only challenging but scenic. The trail system climbs to the top of Libby hill then circles the top before returning to the bottom.
First added by Wgendreau on Mar 3, 2014. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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Take a left off exit 63 of the Maine turnpike onto rt 202. Take the first right onto the rt 26 bypass and follow about 1.5 miles to the traffic light at Hannaford's grocery. Take a left onto Libby Hill Road. Parking and the trail head are at the end of the road.
Been riding here since Saturday 5/21/21. Found some nice fast flowy Singletrack on the blue trail. Getting to know my way around so I can string together a real fun run.
| ThankMy son had a soccer tournament at the middle school this weekend, which is where these trails begin. In between games we explored the trail system. The best part was straight up the hill on the road and then just to the north of the top, where we found some really fun single track. It isn't on the trail map, so you have to discover it. The Ghost Trail was fun too, and a good way to descend back to the trail head.
| ThankRode this trail today. I took the Lynx trail to the moose odyssey to the ghost trail to the outback. The outback trail was tight, Rocky, roots, rolling hills. A nic loop that brought me back to the moose odyssey trail. I did the moose odyssey loop back to the Lynx trail to the parking lot. The trails were all extremely well marked & at every trail intersection there were trail maps. Like the previous review, not a whole days riding but enough to get a good ride in.
| ThankLibby Hill Forest Trails have a little of something for everybody. The main loop is a wide grassy trail suitable for beginners. Sections of singletrack for intermediate and advanced riders spur off from the main trail. The Harold Libby trails is a 1.2mi singletrack of intermediate difficulty. From the back of that trail is the access to the 1.0 mile Outback trail which is more advanced. Several smaller singletrack trails crisscross the trail system.
There isn't a whole days riding available here but it's good for a few hours away from everything and only about 2 miles from the Gray turnpike exit. Access is free with an optional donation post at the trail head.
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