The long Maine seacoast. The picturesque mountains and lakes. All of this and more makes Maine a glorious place for a bike ride. Whether you choose to take it slow and soak in the scenery or peddle hard and push yourself to the limit the ideal trail is waiting for you to discover it.

Potato Country
Presque Isle
surface: paved
distance: 50 miles
(Moderate)
Description: This exhilarating ride takes cyclists through the heart of Aroostook's beautiful and rural agricultural landscape where the potato is king.

St. John Valley
Caribou
surface: paved
distance: 20, 33, or 91 miles
(Moderate)
Description: This tour traverses Maine's Big Sky Country. Hightlights include the extensive French-acadian history, farms, fields, and small towns.

Aroostook Valley Trail
Caribou, Perham, Washburn
surface: hard packed
distance: 75 miles
(Moderate)

Houlton to Phair Junction Trail
Houlton to Mars Hill
surface: hard packed
distance: 40 miles
(Easy)

St. John Valley Trail
Fort Kent, St. John, St. Francis
surface: hared packed
distance: 18 miles
(Easy)
Description: The St. John Valley Trail takes riders 18 miles from Fort Kent through St. John to St. Francis. Riders tour the countryside to experience rolling hills, farmland and several miles along the edge of the St. John River. While the trail is located near highways, users get a sense of remoteness. The trail is open year round for multiple use.