Next up - 34th Cobscook Bay Road Races - June 8
If you wish to add a route, or add to, subtract, or edit the information on any of our existing routes, please email boldcoastrunners@gmail.com
Boyden Lake, Perry - 13 mile loop around lake. Park at the Rt. 1/ Rt.190 junction for another 1.7 miles.
Leighton Point Road, Pembroke - out to the Reversing Falls, also the Cobscook Bay Road Race course
Lubec Boat Ramp to West Quoddy Head - 6.5 miles each way
Machias Blueberry Run - 5 miles (Route 192 can be very busy with fast moving traffic)
Pembroke town - various quiet loops
Roque Bluffs - quiet roads, swimming beaches in the State Park
Rt. 190 between Perry and Eastport (6-8 miles each way - wide shoulders, views across the Saint Croix)
Sipayik - run alongside the Saint Croix on the old railroad track between the Rt.1/Rt.190 junction and Split Rock on Rt. 190
Bell Mountain Road
Cobscook Bay State Park
Downeast Sunrise Trail - access points at Whitneyville, Machias, East Machias, Dennysville, Ayers Junction, Pembroke, Perry
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge - Baring
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge - Edmunds
Ox Cove and Young's Cove Roads - Pembroke Reversing Falls
Rocky Lake Maine Coast Heritage Trust Reserve
Roosevelt-Campobello International Park
Various ATV trails - please join and support your local ATV club first, and give way to ATV's on their trails!
Beal's Island
Bold Coast Trails, Cutler - 11 miles of rugged coastal cliffs and inland bogs
Catherine, Caribou, Black, Schoodic, Tunk Mountains
Cobscook Bay State Park
Devils Head Conservation Area, Calais - not a lot of trail but the hilliest set of trails in the area
Herring Cove Provincial Park
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, Baring
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, Edmunds
Machias River Trail - 5-7 miles - various options
Roosevelt-Campobello International Park
Roque Bluffs State Park
Shackford Head State Park, Eastport
West Quoddy Head State Park
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1= great footing, relatively flat, normally double track / dirt roads eg. Sunrise Trail
2= good footing, some climbs, double track, rough dirt roads eg. Moosehorn Ghost Run course
3= ok footing, trail is runable 90-100% of the time. eg. singletrack trail at Moosehorn Baring/Edmunds.
4= technical footing (roots, rocks, swamps), some hills. Trail well established but tough, eg. Bold Coast trail.
5= very technical single track, hilly to steep climbs & descents, eg: Catherine, Caribou, Black Mountain trails.
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