Map shows Sagadahoc County
- Berry Woods Preserve — This 377-acre preserve, with its 2.66-mile trail system, connects with another 1,300 acres of conserved lands — including Reid State Park (no connecting trail, though, I don’t think?) and Maine Audubon’s Josephine Newman Sanctuary. Dogs aren’t allowed.
- Josephine Newman Audubon Sanctuary — This 119-acre preserve offers several miles of trails, a salt marsh, meadows, water views, forest, and a long walk over to Berry Woods. No dogs allowed.
- Weber Kelly Preserve — Dogs are allowed on this 105-acre preserve.
- Reid State Park — Gorgeous state park, with long sandy beaches and miles of winding trails. Pets allowed but not on the beach.
- Higgins Mountain — This 40-acre preserve offers a short jaunt, about 1/2 mile, up a teeny mountain! No dogs.
- Flying Point — A 3-mile walk across a marsh and around an island. Be careful about noting the tides as the access path will be underwater during high tide. Dogs are not allowed.
- Ledgewood Preserve and Ipcar Natural Preserve — Two small walks, plus a sandy beach, near Five Islands lobster pound. Ledgewood Preserve offers a 0.4-mile path along dramatic cliffs.
- Schoener Robinhood Cove Preserve — Dogs are allowed on this 154-acre lot owned by the University of Maine and used for science and educational purposes. Evidently, you can sled on the field to the right.
- Morse Pond Preserve — This 280-acre peserve offers a lovely ~3.5-mile walk through woods, over a stream strewn with moss-covered stones, and to a quiet, undeveloped pond. No dogs allowed.
- Loring Conant Preserve — 1.3 miles of walking that includes views over Robinhood Cove, the Sasanoa River and the Sheepscot River. Dogs not allowed.