We caught up with the Carrabassett Valley Trail Builders to get an update on what’s been done this summer. The mountain bike trails continue to impress year after year. The guys are doing world class work. Huge thanks go out to the town of Carrabassett Valley and the Carrabassett Region chapter of the New England Mountain Bike association for making this trail creation possible. There’s something for every one out there so get up here and ride the trails! [Read more…]
Oak Knoll MTB Trail; take a ride!
Just off the Narrow Gauge Pathway in Carrabassett Valley is the Oak Knoll mountain bike trail. This trail came to fruition through a partnership between the town of Carrabassett Valley, Carrabassett Sanitary District, Carrabassett Region NEMBA, Maine Huts and Trails as well as Sugarloaf. The trail climbs via a series of switchbacks leading to a breathtaking lookout as well as the Stratton Brook Hut… [Read more…]
Mountain Bike Tips [on your ride]
Carrabassett Valley Trail Master Joshua Tauses gives us some tips to make your mountain bike ride the best it can be… Come on up and ride the trails! [Read more…]
Mountain Biking in Carrabassett; Narrow Gauge Singletrack
If you’re coming up to Carrabassett Valley and like to mountain bike you need to check out the trails in the area. The past few years the mountain bike scene has exploded thanks to the construction of miles and miles of both hand built and machine built single-track trails. There is truly something for everyone here in Carrabassett.
If you’re looking for an easy introduction to the mountain bike trails, a great spot to check out is the Narrow Gauge single-track. Easy to get to from the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center, they are a ton of fun! Check out the video to see more! [Read more…]
Untamed New England hits Carrabassett Valley
June 19th thru the 24th saw adventure racers from around the globe navigating their way through the Sugarloaf region. Untamed New England is a four day non stop race consisting of mountain biking, orienteering, packrafting, padding, ropes, trekking, whitewater rafting and wilderness navigation. Known as “more an adventure than a race”.
Race headquarters were at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center.
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