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Nobadeer Farm Road Bike Path is a 13.2-mile out-and-back in Middle Moors near Quaise, MA. It is mostly level, with 136 ft of elevation gain. It scores 16/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi7 – 92 ft13.7 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 41.24342, -70.03581
Nearest town Quaise, MA

Directions

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Nobadeer Farm Road Bike Path

13.2 mi · ▲ 136 ft · 4 hr 28 min

Elevation 7–91 ft

Out & Back · Middle Moors

Trailhead: 41.24342, -70.03581

Weather Sep 21: sunrise 6:27 AM · sunset 6:41 PM

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading N.
  2. 0.6 miTurn left, heading N.
  3. 0.6 miSharp left, heading NE.
  4. 0.6 miBear left, heading NW.
  5. 0.5 miTurn left, heading N.
  6. 2 miTurn left onto Nobadeer Farm Road Bike Path, heading W.
  7. 0.2 miReach the turnaround, then head back the way you came.
  8. 0.2 miTurn left, heading W.
  9. 0.6 miTurn right, heading W.
  10. 200 ftBear left, heading N.
  11. 0.6 miTurn right, heading NE.
  12. 0.3 miBear left, heading E.
  13. 100 ftBear right, heading E.
  14. 0.2 miBear right, heading NE.
  15. 0.9 miSharp right, heading NE.
  16. 200 ftTurn left, heading NE.
  17. 150 ftBear left, heading NE.
  18. 0.8 miBear left, heading E.
  19. 250 ftTurn right, heading SE.
  20. 0.2 miSharp right, heading E.
  21. 1.3 miBear left, heading S.
  22. 50 ftTurn left, heading S.
  23. 0.6 miTurn right, heading E.
  24. 0.8 miBear right, heading S.
  25. 0.3 miBear right, heading SE.
  26. 1.3 miTurn right, heading S.
  27. 0.5 miArrive back at the trailhead.

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Trail surface

26% paved24% dirt50% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:27 AMSunset 6:41 PM

Sunset

The best sunset spot on this hike is 1.2 mi in (~31 min). Leave by 5:50 PM for the 6:41 PM sunset. Back at your car by 7:26 PM, after dark — bring a headlamp.

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