Name: Radio Tower Service Road
Rating: 3.0

“A wider, cobbled ATV trail that is steep and leads down to the Hayes Trail.”

— Bryan Gagner

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This is a connector trail that can be slippery when wet. It is an ATV access trail that is cobbled with stone work to prevent erosion.

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Land Manager: Blue Hill Heritage Trust and the Town of Blue Hill

Jun 23, 2017: The New Trail Guide is Here!

Jun 6, 2017: Maine Master Naturalist Graduates 2017

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This is the best view on the mountain and one that I'm partial to. It looks mostly S and E.

Looking south over the blueberry fields

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0.6 Miles 1.0 Kilometers Doubletrack	364' 111 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
890' 271 m High 526' 160 m Low	11% Avg Grade (7°) 41% Max Grade (22°)
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Radio Tower Service Road

0.6 Miles 1.0 Kilometers

Doubletrack

364' 111 m

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890' 271 m

526' 160 m

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41%

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“A wider, cobbled ATV trail that is steep and leads down to the Hayes Trail.”