[G.G.]

Anyone able to point me in the direction of some suggested Aggie & surrounding trail routes. I rode Aggie proper my last trip up. Even blind it was great with a nice touch of brutal.

I had come across some good resources after the fact but don't seem to be able to retrace my steps. I know mtanemba has a map but thought I had come across better.

Thanks,
GG

 

[Finski]

I don't have any of the info you require, but I thought I'd pop in and second your request. I've been to Aggie before, but only on the marked trails, which I guess isn't the good stuff.

I don't know if people hold back their "Secret Trail Stash" though, so...I don't know how useful this thread will become.

 

[Toddski]

It’s just that there are no good maps and its pretty fricken impossible to give directions for out in the woods.

"aaaaaa... turn left at the rock intersection…. go over the tree stump…. rights at the old car… go past the cemetery… yada yada yada" ...pointless.

Shoot me a pm anytime for a tour guide or if you want to hook up with a group ride.

 

[G.G.]

...pointless.

Agreed.... Just thought I had come across a better / broader map at one point. Gotta stop sniffing glue.

Well, I'm in the area from the 27th -29th. Not sure yet just when I'm free or with the family but will shoot you a pm when i know what's what.

Are there standing Saturday/Sunday rides?

Thanks for chiming in.

 

[mirusa]

Probably a little late with the response, but there are a couple of groups that ride pretty regularly on Sunday AM. One early, around 7:30 that tends toward the aggressive side (no drop left undone) and another that takes off about an hour later that usually puts in more mileage and is a bit more earthbound.

 

[G.G.]

Thanks.

I'm back in the area from 8/2-10. If *all falls into place, I'll look to connect with either group.

At the very least, plenty of time to explore and become more familiar.



* wife, 9 month old, in-laws and jetsam

 

[Toddski]

..and another that takes off about an hour later that usually puts in more mileage..

Yeah right, maybe in their dreams they get more miles in.

 

[pukemaster]

Hope this helps, 2nd and 3rd hill are very cool..

Bikerag map (need to map out the trails across the street!)
https://www.bikerag.com/images/MAPS/me/me_mount_agameticus_map.JPG

Crums map
https://www.crumcycles.net/images/rides/trails/agmapl.jpg

Reservoir side
https://www.crumcycles.net/images/rides/trails/aggie_reservoir.JPG

 

[G.G.]

Thanks pukemaster. I've come across those tho not the res topo. I'd like to explore that side. Still feel like I had come across a really good / recent map someone built out with their GPS.

Any chance you know if just beyond 3rd hill is where you plug into the power lines? I thought I'd be able to pick them up on Google Earth but no luck.

 

[Toddski]

Any chance you know if just beyond 3rd hill is where you plug into the power lines?

Ehhh.. those power lines are really crappy. Way overgrown, legs will get scratched to ****, lots of big muddy wet spots that require bush whacking around. Your cassette and derailleur will be jam packed with weeds. We do it once a year just for the torture. There is one nice little section at the end by Ogunquit road, but otherwise it really does suck. Anyway to get there…turn left at the rock intersection…. go over the tree stump…. rights at the old car… go past the cemetery…

powerline pics from last July- http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=314569