Back Cove Trail
The Back Cove Trail in Portland is one of the most popular around.
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Back Cove Trail Details
The Back Cove Trail in Portland is one of the most popular around. A mainly paved and gravel trail, the pathway is mostly flat with only one gently sloping section. Being one of the oldest routes in the area, the way is usually busy with foot and bike traffic. Circling the cove, the entire loop is roughly 4 miles with views of the Portland skyline, cove, and sections of the Portland Harbor. Fountains and benches are also available along the walkway, making this the perfect path for just about any occasion or family.
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