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Pineland Farms is a unique area that features many miles of hiking trails, gardens, disc golf courses, a market cafe and bakery, restaurants, and some small businesses. The market off of Farm View Drive as you enter the complex is a great place to stop along your ride.

The overlook on Bradbury Mountain looks out over the entirety of the state park. The exposed granite makes this such an amazing area to go see, as it is unlike most summits in Maine. When cycling up to the overlook, ensure you are either coming via the Boundary Trail or Switchback Trail, as they are the only two which allow bikes.

The Boundary Trail helps to connect the Bradbury Mountain lookout to the connector trail for accessing Tyron Mountain. There are wooden boardwalks built along the trail, so take care when cycling in the wet.

The Libby Hill Forest is an ideal place to free your mind. The entire area has been abandoned since the late 1800s. At the top of the hill are the remains of a sheep farm from that era.

Located on the Cross Falmouth Trail, Poplar ridge is a 436 feet tall peak located just outside of Lowell Preserve. This trail is very steep and rocky in places, so make sure you come with your cycling skills at the ready in order to tackle the descent from the summit.

Lowell Preserve is a 300 acre wildlife sanctuary that has over 20 miles of trails for hiking and biking. While there are not any viewpoints or overlooks, don't discount this beautiful woodland. The trails here vary from wide smooth dirt paths to steep and rocky single track that will test your limits. The Cross Falmouth Trail in the northeast of the preserve will lead you out of the park and towards Poplar Ridge if you want to gain a bit more altitude.

The Boundary Trails helps to connect the Bradbury Mountain lookout to the connector trail for accessing Tyron Mountain. There are wooden boardwalks built along the trail, so take care when cycling in the wet.

The overlook on Bradbury Mountain looks out over the entirety of the state park. The exposed granite makes this such an amazing area to go see, as it is unlike most summits in Maine. When cycling up to the overlook, ensure you are either coming via the Boundary Trail or Switchback Trail, as they are the only two which allow bikes.