QUICK TRAIL FACTS
- Preserve Size: 90 acres
- Trail Mileage: 1.4 miles
- Pets: yes
- Difficulty: easy
- Sights: meadow, forest, stream
After leaving your car at the grassy parking area with exposed ledge, you’ll walk down a wide, grassy trail to a small meadow. When I visited this Sebasticook Regional Land Trust preserve, someone had mowed a loop around the field for a pleasant ending to a forest stroll.
At about 0.3 miles down the main path, a short loop branches off to the left and traces a section of a stream. The loop at the southern end of the property brings you through woodlands. There were some muddy and wet patches here.
The total walk is about 1.4 miles. A bench has been set up by the stream on the main path.
Directions: The preserve is off Leavitt Road, just under 0.4 miles from the intersection with Route 150 (Guilford Road), on the right. If you’re coming from the other direction on Leavitt road, it is about 0.5 miles, on the left, from the junction with Andrew Ham Road. The parking area, a short distance beyond the trailhead kiosk in an open grassy, rocky area, is not plowed in the winter.
