Mountain Bike

7.0 miles

Distance

174 ft

Climb

-163 ft

Descent

98 ft

High Point

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Detailed Description

Bay Circuit Trail- East Bridgewater is a 7 mile moderately popular easy route located near East Bridgewater Massachusetts. This hike only route. This route includes 9 trails. This route climbs 174 ft with a max elevation of 98 ft then descends -163 ft.

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Trails in Route

	BCT - Plymouth Street				2,562 ft
	BCT - Satucket River Frontage				4,396 ft
	BCT - Susans Place				636 ft
	BCT - Rolling Hills Drive				1,562 ft
	BCT - Crescent Street				1 mile
	BCT - Well Road				971 ft
	BCT - Burrage Pond Wildlife				3,950 ft
	BCT - The Burrage				653 ft
	Indian Crossway				4,534 ft

Details

Riding area

East Bridgewater
Primary Activity

Hike
Difficulty rating

Green

More Stats for Bay Circuit Trail- East Bridgewater mountain bike route

Altitude change

13 ft
Altitude min

39 ft
Altitude start

55 ft
Altitude end

69 ft
Grade max

-4.5%
Grade min

12%
Distance climb

2 miles
Distance down

3 miles
Distance flat

2 miles

Directions

Walk northeast on BCT - Spring Street.
Continue for 700 meters.
Turn right onto BCT - Central Street.
Continue for 500 meters.
Bear right onto BCT - Plymouth Street.
Continue for 900 meters.
Bear left onto BCT - Bennet Lane.
Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
Bear left onto BCT - Susans Place.
Continue for 200 meters.
Bear right onto BCT - Rolling Hills Drive.
Continue for 600 meters.
Turn left onto BCT - Bridge Street.
Continue for 3 kilometers.
Turn right onto BCT - Well Road.
Continue for 2 kilometers.
Walk southeast on Indian Crossway.
Continue for 1.5 kilometers.

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