Loon Echo Land Trust owns and maintains 10 properties for public use. Our preserves have over 31 miles of trail and are open to the public for walking, hiking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, fishing, and on designated trails, motorized use and mountain biking.
Click on the map to learn more about our preserves!
Hiking
- Bald Pate Mountain Preserve, South Bridgton
- Pleasant Mountain Preserve, Bridgton and Denmark
- Raymond Community Forest, Raymond
Walking
- Mayberry Hill Preserve, Casco
- Raymond Community Forest, Raymond – Spiller Homestead Loop
- Hacker’s Hill Preserve, Casco
- Pondicherry Park, Bridgton (owned and maintained by the Town of Bridgton)
- Crooked River Forests, Harrison – Intervale Parcel
- Peabody-Fitch Woods, Bridgton
Scenic Views
- Bald Pate Mountain Preserve, South Bridgton
- Pleasant Mountain Preserve, Bridgton and Denmark
- Hacker’s Hill Preserve, Casco – Drive to the top, very accessible.
- Raymond Community Forest, Raymond – Pismire Bluff
Water Access
- Crooked River Forests, Harrison and Otisfield – Fishing (Fly Fish Only)
- Perley Pond – Northwest River, Sebago – Hand Carry Boat Launch
Hunting
- All Loon Echo Preserves are open to Hunting. Please follow all Maine State Hunting Laws and be respectful of the land.
- Be aware of preserves with popular hiking and biking trails.
To learn more about all of our preserves and their site specific use guidelines please click on a preserve link below:
- Mayberry Hill Preserve, Casco
- Bald Pate Mountain Preserve, South Bridgton
- Pleasant Mountain Preserve, Bridgton and Denmark
- Sylvan Woods, Harrison
- Sebago Headwaters Preserve, Bridgton and Naples
- The Stone Preserve, Bridgton
- Hacker’s Hill Preserve, Casco
- Perley Mills Community Forest- Bridgton, Denmark and Sebago is owned and managed by the towns of Denmark and Sebago and is open for public use. Loon Echo holds a conservation easement on this property.
- Perley Pond – Northwest River, Sebago
- Crooked River Forest, Harrison and Otisfield
- Raymond Community Forest, Raymond
- Loon Echo, in partnership with Lakes Environmental Association, created Pondicherry Park in Bridgton, which is owned by the Town of Bridgton and open for public use. Loon Echo holds a conservation easement on this property.
- Loon Echo assisted in establishing the Holt Pond Preserve in Naples, which is owned and managed by the Lakes Environmental Association (LEA).
To find out information about hiking trail conditions, please contact us or visit Maine Trail Conditions to report and view conditions on certain trails.
We couldn’t manage our 31-mile trail network without the help of our many volunteers! Interested in helping out? Sign up here!