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Bridgton
Bald Pate Mountain Preserve
- Location: Off of Rt 107, South Bridgton
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- Description: The 6.7 mile network of trails offers an array of routes and views. Trails are easy-to-moderately difficult. Great for kids!
Peabody-Fitch Woods
- Location: Narramissic Rd
- Description: A foot trail of moderate difficulty accesses views of the White Mountains to the northwest and Maine’s western foothills to the north. The blue-blazed trail leads 0.7 miles to a small quarry that was the source of the granite for the foundations of the farm buildings.
Pondicherry Park
(owned and maintained by the Town of Bridgton, protected by a LELT conservation easement)
- Location: Depot St, Bridgton
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- Description: Located in the center of Bridgton with ample parking. The park is a protected landscape of woods, trails, wildlife habitat, wetlands, and streams attracting people to low-impact recreation.
Bridgton & Denmark
Pleasant Mountain Preserve
- Ledges Trail Parking Lot
- Bald Peak Trail Parking Lot
- Southwest Ridge Trail Parking Area
- Fire Warden’s Trail Access
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- Description: At 2,006 ft, it is the tallest mountain in southern Maine and one of the defining landmarks of the Sebago Lake region.
- The Ledges Trail is a Maine Natural Heritage Hike. Print or download the guide to learn about the geology, ecology, and cultural history of Pleasant Mountain.
Casco
Mayberry Hill Preserve
- Location: 397 Mayberry Hill Rd
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- Description: Mayberry Hill is 160 acres of mixed woodlands, meadow and streams. A one-mile, relatively flat, loop trail meanders through the preserve.
Hacker’s Hill Preserve
- Location: Quaker Ridge Rd
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- Description: This 27-acre preserve provides 360-degree views of the White Mountains, Pleasant Mountain, and the Lakes Region. This property is open to the public for scenic viewing, picnicking, bird watching, hunting, small events, and walking.
- A short, mowed trail meanders around the edge of the field.
Harrison
Crooked River Forest at Intervale
- Parking Lot Location: Scribner’s Mills Rd, Harrison
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- Description: Intervale contains more than a mile of frontage along the Crooked River, the main tributary to Sebago Lake, as well two easy trails great for walking, running and snowshoeing.
Raymond
Raymond Community Forest, Raymond
- Location: Conesca Rd, Raymond
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- Description: With 4 miles trails, RCF offers a wide range of hiking experiences. Take to the loop trails in the lower forest for an easy, relatively flat walk. Head up the Pismire Bluff trail for a bit of a workout with great views from Pismire Mountain. Do all 4 miles of trails if you’re up for a couple hours in the woods.
Other Preserves
Click here for a full list of places we protect. While these preserves don’t have formal trail networks, many are suitable for walking and exploring on foot.
Contact us if you have questions about a specific preserve or trail.
Trail Conditions
To find out information about hiking trail conditions, please contact us, visit Maine Trail Conditions, or check out the Maine Hiking Facebook Group to report and view conditions on certain trails.