This ride starts from the quaint village of Cornish and travels south through beautiful rural countryside and forested terrain of southwestern Maine. The ride travels near a historic bridge in Porter over the Ossipee, the Parsonfield Seminary, the Willowbrook County Museum, and some charming old homes in North Parsonfield. The ride also provides some excellent views of the nearby mountain scenery. The terrain is challenging with lots of hills and narrow country roads with no shoulders, making the ride best suited for experienced riders.

This long loop ride explores rural countryside and scenic mountain terrain of southwestern Maine. The ride starts from Andover and heads west to Upton and then down through Grafton Notch State Park. Grafton Notch State Park offers some of the best scenery in all of Maine. Another worthwhile point of interest along the ride is the Lovejoy Covered Bridge which was built in 1867 and is the shortest covered bridge is Maine. The terrain has some challenging sections through remote areas and is best suited for experienced riders.

This is a bruiser of a climb. The Mt Washington Auto Road ascends nearly a mile into the sky in a little less than eight miles. The payoff however is fantastic as the summit of this spin is the highest point in New England and offers incredible three hundred sixty degree views of the surrounding White Mountains. The Mt Washington Auto Road is a toll road and a parking permit is required in the White Mountain National Forest.

This 21-mile loop ride leaves from the community of Wells and visits the villages of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport located just off the coast of Maine. Some points of interest along the way include historic homes and beautiful coastline. The ride travels over fairly mild terrain with some traffic, especially in the summer months, making it a good option for riders of all skill levels.

This long loop ride leaves from the community of Wells and travels north, offering riders some excellent scenery along the coast of Maine. Some points of interest along the way include historic homes, beautiful beaches, picturesque harbors, multiple museums, and lots of open green spaces and park. The ride travels over some moderately hilly terrain with some traffic, especially in the summer months, making it a good option for riders with moderate experience.

This ride climbs steeply out of Lincoln into Warren on the Sawyer Highway and then cruises along the Moosilauke Highway into Plymouth. From Plymouth the ride parallels the Pemigewasset River north to return to Lincoln. The route passes through dense woodlands in the western White Mountains and explores scenic New England countryside.

This 22-mile ride leaves from the coastal town of York Heights and completes a loop down to Kittery. Along the route riders pass the historic Fort McClary, a revolutionary war fort. They will also enjoy good views of Portsmouth Harbor. The ride is fairly easy, covering very mild rolling hill terrain that should be manageable for all skill levels. There can be heavy traffic along some sections of the route, especially in the summer.

This ride takes you on a circuit around the highest mountains in the northeastern United States. It begins on White Mountain Road and descends the Jackson side of the pass and then bends back north through Crawford Notch. The route continues around the northern foot of the Presidential Range and returns to the beginning through Gorham. This ride is very strenuous with several long challenging climbs. A parking permit is required within the White Mountain National Forest.

This loop is an excellent tour of the eastern White Mountains. The route takes you northeast out of North Conway and dips into Maine, climbing steeply over the White Mountains. You’ll descend quickly too and eventually arrives at the Androscoggin River. Following the Androscoggin upstream you’ll pass through Gorham and begin climbing White Mountain Road taking you through Pinkham Notch. From Pinkham Notch begins the long fast coast back to North Conway and your Vehicle.

This short ride explores the peaceful and scenic countryside on both sides of the Ellis River just south of Andover in southwestern Maine. A worthwhile point of interest along the ride is the Lovejoy Covered Bridge which was built in 1867. The terrain is fairly mild with some small rolling hills making it a good option for riders of most skill levels.