The Frazier Preserve includes wetlands and forest right in downtown Gorham, and it is part of the Cross Town Trail. This is a very popular spot for mountain bikers and walkers alike as these peaceful woods are a short walk from Gorham schools and USM. The Frazier Preserve trail also connects with a large network of Town of Gorham managed trails.
The 8-foot wide out-and-back trail typically has slope and cross slope of 0-2%. The packed dirt treadway can get muddy during wet times of year but is firm and stable when it is dry.
Read about MTF Accessibility Ambassador Enock Glidden's visit to the Hawkes Preserve using his wheelchair at MTF Stories.
Trail conditions can change without warning. Trail last assessed: 5/3/2025.
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Gorham TrailsThe best place to access the trail is from the parking area by the Gorham High School baseball field and backstop. The school is located on Access Road off US-202 (Narragansett Street) in downtown Gorham.
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