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A winding doubletrack, gently uphill the first half and gently downhill the second half.


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1.8

Miles

2.9

KM

Singletrack

476' 145 m

High

226' 69 m

Low

278' 85 m

Up

276' 84 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (3°)

20%

Max Grade (11°)

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Description

22 Tacks is a two mile loop trail built in 2011 for hiking, biking, running and Nordic skiing. It has a graded grassy surface and is quite wide (two ski lane widths) making it the easiest biking trail to ascend to the bench area of the Snow Bowl.

In summer it is enjoyed for a pleasant stroll or an advanced cardio workout by runners or mountain bikers. It begins with a continuous ascent of 200. The trail follows a course of 11 tacks (think sailing turns) until reaching its furthest point and then descends another 11 tacks, hence the name 22 Tacks. There is a cut across halfway up at the end of the steepest part of the climb, and also just before the wetland crossing.

This trail also provides access to the Round the Mountain Trail and the Five Brooks Trail. It was designed to be biked and skied clockwise.

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Shared By:

Ed Parrot

Trail Ratings

  4.0 from 3 votes

#8

in Camden

#12373

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#8

in Camden

#73

in Maine

#12,373

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Photos

Northern end of the Freebooter Trail at Camden Snow Bowl, near Tempest and the top of Jibe.
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME
The top of the Jibe Trail at Camden Snowbowl. Tempest Trail comes down from the left in the picture.
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME
Near the bottom section of Hornswaggle Trail at Camden Snow Bowl
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME
The "Troll Bridge" - on the Tempest trail at Camden Snowbowl, next to where it hits 22 Tacks Trail.
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME
Bitter End Trail at Camden Snow Bowl - where it hits Oh Chute Trail.
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME
The start of the Orange Trail / Round the Mountain Trail at Camden Snow Bowl
Sep 4, 2013 near Camden, ME

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Oct 9, 2017
Jack main
Sep 3, 2013
Stephanie Striefel
takes you uphill, and to ragged mtn trails 1.8mi
Aug 27, 2013
Stephanie Striefel
used it to get to Round the Mountain
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