Parsons Family Preserve, Skowhegan
From the pullover on the street where the trailhead is, two...
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Wes Baker Trails at Robbins Hill, Solon
This park is a little oasis atop Robbins Hill, with a...
Waldoboro Village River Park, Waldoboro
This little town park is small but enchanting, especially on a...
McKeon Environmental Reserve, Springvale
McKeon Reserve trails in green; Sanford Forest in red; Hall Environmental...
Riverton Rail Trail and Casco Bay H.S, PATHS Trails, Portland
The trail system (the PATHS Trail, also part of Forest City...
Buck Hill Conservation Area, Veazie
The town of Veazie protects and manages this 64-acre preserve, with...
Cascade and Saxl Parks, Bangor
Cascade and Saxl are two parks with two different characters attached...
Dorothea Dix Park, Hampden
Though the trail system at Dorothea Dix Park could have used...
Tuckahoe Preserve, Berwick
Tuckahoe, just north of Keay Brook Preserve, is a 130-acre Great...
Westbrook Schools/Animal League Trails, Westbrook
Map shows Animal League trails in red; Blue Spruce trail in...
Smith Bridge Preserve, Oxford
This is a phenomenal 494 acres, protected by Western Foothills Land...
Cambridge Woodlands Preserve, Cambridge
After leaving your car at the grassy parking area with exposed...
Riverside Fields Preserve, Dennysville
The small preserve is made up of a wild meadow reaching...
Hardscrabble River Preserve, Dennysville
It’s hard to imagine how Hardscrabble River got its name...
Birch Islands Preserve, Edmunds Township
Birch Islands Preserve has the winning Cobscook Shores combination of...
ACE Ballfield Loop, Cliff Island
Cliff Island, reachable by Portland ferry, has a tiny year-round population....
Stone Barn Farm, Bar Harbor
From the large parking area, the trail shortly brings you to...
Eastern Channel Trail, Verona Island
The small and beautiful Joost Family Preserve packs a lot into...
Jewell Island, Casco Bay
Jewell Island, which runs parallel to Cliff Island in Casco Bay,...
Number Four Mountain (and Baker Mountain), Frenchtown Township
Post by Tom Ancona Number Four Mountain (2,893 ft.) is a...
