Maggie’s Nature Park
You can make a three-mile loop on the hilly woods...
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Buck’s and Lapham Ledges, and Moody Mountain
This is a marvelous hike in the Western foothills, with...
Bethel Pathway
Bethel Pathway in red; Valentine Farm trails and extension trail in...
Mount Will
This is a doable hike for little kids while still being...
Step Falls Preserve, plus other Grafton Notch waterfalls
Step Falls trail in blue. Along Route 26, you can make...
Whitecap and Black Mountains
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Frank E. Woodworth Preserve
You can do a roughly 2.6-mile walk on the 127-acre Frank...
Eastern Knubble Preserve
The 0.7-mile trail (one way) on this 30-acre Maine Coast Heritage...
Head of Falls
This is a charming city park, with several intriguing sculptures reflecting...
Reynolds Forest
You can take a short walk at Reynolds Forest, just over...
Hallowell Reservoir
At this city park, I recommend walking the lovely loop around...
Gannett Woods and the Wyman and Allen-Whitney Memorial Forests
There’s a lot of protected land here — more than 700...
Canco Woods
This is a small woodland, with a few trails and a...
Sebago-to-the-Sea Trail
This trail theoretically goes from Sebago Lake to Portland, but a...
Eastern Trail’s Off-Road Segments
It’s an incredible idea, a 3,000-mile “green trail” from Maine to...
Edwin L. Smith Preserve
Holy mountain bike trails! There are more than 10 miles of...
Hatchtown Preserve
The trail makes two short loops on a little peninsula that...
Quarry Hill and MVLT Founders Preserves
The Midcoast Conservancy and the town protect about 400 acres...
Hilton O’Connor Trail at the Town Forest
The town owns this 47-acre forest, and has created two trails...
Pemaquid Pond Preserve
You can walk to two beautiful spots on the pond at...
