A great way to celebrate 50 years of the Natural Resources Council of Maine is to get outdoors with your family and friends and explore natural areas that NRCM and others have spent decades protecting.
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Here are some great places throughout Maine that have been protected by the Land for Maine's Future program. Have fun exploring these great trails and parks, and send us photos from your adventures!
First decide which location you would like to hike, then open the link associated with that location. The link has information such as directions, duration of hike, what you might see, and other locations of interest in the area.
1. Androscoggin Riverlands, Homestead Trail, Turner, Androscoggin County
2. Aroostook State Park, Quaggy Joe Mtn., Presque Isle, Aroostook County
3. Beech Hill, Rockport, Knox County
4. Cutler Coast, Coastal Trail, Cutler, Washington County
5. Dodge Point, Shore Loop, Newcastle, Lincoln County
6. Donnell Pond, Black Mountain Trail, Franklin, Hancock County
7. Kennebec Highlands, Round Top Trail, Rome, Kennebec County
8. Lake George Regional Park, Skowhegan, Somerset County
9. Little Concord Pond, Bald and Speckled Mountains Trail, West Peru, Oxford County
10. Mount Agamenticus, York, York County
11. Mount Kineo, Indian Trail, Moosehead Lake near Rockwood, Piscataquis County
12. Newport - Dover-Foxcroft Rail Trail, Newport, Penobscot County
13. Sandy Point Beach, Stockton Springs, Waldo County
14. Scarborough Beach, Scarborough, Cumberland County
15. Thorne Head, Overlook Trail, Bath, Sagadahoc County
16. Tumbledown Mountain,
Loop Trail, Weld, Franklin County