The trail begins with a climb up to an overlook offering views over the Sheepscot River valley, all the way to Ragged Mountain and the Camden hills, including Mt. Battie, to the east. There is also a granite tower here that the landowners have erected as a sundial. It is just under a mile to this viewpoint from the trailhead. The trail then continues into the forest 0.2 miles to a wooded 1.2 mile loop. The blazed trail oftentimes follows along old woods roads.
This trail is on private property, on which Midcoast Conservancy holds a conservation easement. The landowner has generously opened the trail for public use. Please stay on trails and respect the landowner’s privacy.
For more information, visit the Midcoast Conservancy website, or contact:
Whitefield Trails CommitteeFrom the West
From the Gardiner bridge over the Kennebec River, follow ME-126 east for 6 miles to the intersection with Hunt’s Meadow Road. Turn left and continue 1.5 miles on Hunt’s Meadow Road to the trailhead and parking lot on the left.
From the East
Follow ME-126 west from Damariscotta Lake for 7.3 miles to the Cooper Road, which bears right opposite St. Denis Church. Head north on the Cooper Road for 1.8 miles and turn left onto Hunt’s Meadow Road. Go 0.7 miles to the trailhead and parking lot on the right.
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