Posted in Maine February 19, 2021 by

Explore A New Side Of Auburn With Mount Apatite Blue Loop Trail, A Special Bike Trail In Maine

Riding a bike is a great way to see a ton of scenery in a short amount of time, and is a great option for exploring and getting to know a new area. Mount Apatite Blue Loop Trail is perfect for a ride in the fresh air, and will give cyclists plenty to look at while getting some exercise in.

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The trail goes through dense woods, with many parts of the trail being old backwoods roads.
Patrick Kolarik / AllTrails
It gives new meaning to “the Great Outdoors,” being so deep into Maine’s wild nature.
There is a range of different trees and plants to examine right off the trail, giving visitors something new to look at after every twist and turn.
Alexander Reese / AllTrails
The ecosystem is diverse and visually exciting.
There is a small creek off the trail that freezes over in the winter, turning the landscape into a frosty winter wonderland.
Joel Wing / AllTrails
No matter what season, there are beautiful sights to see and nooks and crannies to explore.
Among the different sights off Mount Apatite Trail are abandoned quarries, huge boulders, rocky ledges, and slag piles.
Jack Hinkley / AllTrails
The area is known for gem mining; people have been finding special rocks and gems on the trail for over one hundred and fifty years.
Shawna Wallace / AllTrails
Apart from biking, visitors can participate in snowshoeing, walking, running, and hiking.
Terri Neveldine-Schlotterbeck / AllTrails
The trail is dog friendly, so hikers and bikers can bring their furry friends along for the fun!
There are a number of offshoots to explore off the main trail, so the really adventurous visitors will have plenty to do without ever getting bored.
Deb Goding / AllTrails

Mount Apatite Park is located at 64 Mount Apatite Road in Auburn, Maine. It is a wonderfully historic location, and the woods provide much to explore! Hop on your bike and take off for a great afternoon adventure.

Address: Mt. Apatite Park, Auburn, ME 04210, USA