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RI - Escoheag Hill - Arcadia - Mountain Bike Trail Review with Trail Map and Pictures

Rating Explanation (0-5) Category:									Overall Rating
Single-Track	Adventure	Climbing	Free-ride	Fun	Fear	Trail Enhancements	Scenery	Technicalities	Overall Rating
3	2	1	4.5	4.5	3.8	Natural	3	4	4.3

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Directions - From 395 take 138 to 165 east, past beach pond look for escoheag Hill Road on left. Take that left and travel .93 miles and take right at red cabin, don't let the mailbox throw you off.. Either park at the top or take the road on your right and drive down to bottom and park..

Description - This has been on my hitlist for too long so had to go check it out on a "rest day".. Truly awesome rock to ride with so so so so so many freakin lines.. The home of many trails motorcycle riders the rock was clear of debris. Tons of rollers, all shapes and sizes with differing pucker factors. Many drops, many fun ass lines.. We spent 3 hours riding 4 miles in circles. Its good to check out the neighboring trails for a warmup too.. Lots of nice multiple drop lines.. If you like technical rock riding THIS IS YOUR PLACE.. as OBD says "DO IT"

Loops - Look for rock lines, ride rock lines, repeat

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