Shaker Bog Trail, Poland
I don’t know if it’s the suggestion of being associated with...
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North Deering Park, Portland
The city acquired this 24-acre parcel in 2023, and has over...
Colby College trails, Waterville
Colby’s large trail system has something for everyone. Paved, wheelchair-accessible walkways...
Penobscot River Trails, Grindstone
My map is not yet complete! Cross-country ski lovers in Maine...
Rotary Centennial and Peter Garrett Trails, Benton/Winslow
This extended joined trail along the Kennebec River is beloved by...
Stillwater River Trail, Orono
I had no idea that this riverside trail transforms from bucolic...
Davis Conservation Easement, Orono
This 33-acre Orono Land Trust property has the best kind of...
Center Point Preserve, Bowdoinham
This beautiful Kennebec Estuary Land Trust preserve lies at the tip...
Pump Box Brook Preserve, Shapleigh
When I visited this land in the winter, you could walk...
Old Boston Preserve, Ogunquit
The 156 acres at this Great Works Regional Land Trust preserve...
Inland Woods, Pine Ridge Trails, Waterville
This trail system was once more expansive, but I believe lost...
Buck Hill Conservation Area, Veazie
The town of Veazie protects and manages this 64-acre preserve, with...
Blue Heron Preserve, Scarborough
A pocket preserve, Blue Heron offers an easy-to-access and easy-to-walk 0.2-mile...
Cascade and Saxl Parks, Bangor
Cascade and Saxl are two parks with two different characters attached...
Brown Woods, Bangor
These are, indeed, brown woods! Majestic brown woods with tall white...
Papermill Recreation Area, Hampden
We visited after heavy rains, and the stream (although it seemed...
Indian Trail Park, Brewer
Indian Trail is kind of an untamed place — no trailhead...
McPhetres and Davis Forests, and Manter Wood, Veazie
Three protected areas come together on this roughly 33-acre tract known...
Prentiss Woods, Bangor
These city woods contain some beautiful white pines that soar high...
Sherwood Forest Park, Brewer
A 0.6-mile loop brings you through a small Brewer Land Trust...
