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The Jay to Farmington Trail is a 14-mile, multi-use trail with several access points. The terrain is mostly hard-packed with sections of gravel and sand, and it offers scenic views of nearby rolling hills and farmlands. The trail is primarily for intermediate riders, with some beginner and a small amount of expert terrain. The maximum vehicle width is 60 inches. ATVs and UTVs are permitted, but Jeeps are not.Dirt Bike Trail System
Jay to Farmington Trail
AKA: Jay Farmington Rail Trail, Temple Spring, Hardy Brook, Whistle Stop Trail, Franklin County
Farmington, ME
Off-Road Trails
Trail System Statistics
Miles of Trail
14 miles
Elevation Range
400 to 800 ft.
Operating Season
Open daily except during mud season.
About Jay to Farmington Trail
The Jay to Farmington Trail is a 14-mile, multi-use trail with several access points. The terrain is mostly hard-packed with sections of gravel and sand, and it offers scenic views of nearby rolling hills and farmlands. The trail is primarily for intermediate riders, with some beginner and a small amount of expert terrain. The maximum vehicle width is 60 inches. ATVs and UTVs are permitted, but Jeeps are...
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Terrain Details
Traffic & Safety
Hazards
Few
Difficulty Levels
Novice Terrain
Few
Amateur Terrain
Mostly
Expert Terrain
Little
Terrain Difficulty
Terrain for a variety of skill levels.
Trail Maintenance
Trails are marked, though not rated for difficulty, and somewhat maintained.
Terrain Hazards
Watch out for a few areas with hazards (assumed marked but use caution).
Getting Here & Info
Parking
No parking fees reported.
Permit Required
Yes
Permit Info
Maine ATV Registration
Operating Season
Open daily except during mud season.
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