Penobscot Community Forest at Wallamatogus Mountain

Description

This 336-acre property in Penobscot is on the south slope of Wallamatogus Mountain (Togus). 

The Togus Trail is a 0.25-mile hiking trail leading from the parking area, then switchbacking up the hillside with multiple sets of stone steps through a mixed hardwood forest. This trail gets you to and from the road systems in the Wallamatogus blueberry fields. The trail is a moderate climb uphill until you reach the edge of the blueberry field.

The Roads, at over 2.25 miles in length, offer a great hike through the Wallamatogus blueberry fields and lead you up to near the top of the mountain, presenting spectacular views of Penobscot Bay, Blue Hill Mountain, nearby coastal islands, and the whole Bagaduce River watershed. These roads are moderate hiking, with some spots being challenging.

Other Information

• Please stay on the roads and trails. This is a large property. Unless you know the property really well, please stay on the roads and trails so as not to get lost.
• Carry out what you take in.
• Fires are not permitted.
• Dogs are permitted off-leash (on the open field and road only). Dogs must be leashed at the start of the trail up through the woods.
• Foot and bicycle traffic only, no motorized vehicles without BHHT permission.
• Please do not disturb cameras or other natural resource monitoring devices we have set up.

Trail Manager

For additional information, visit the Blue Hill Heritage Trust website, or contact:

Blue Hill Heritage Trust
157 Hinckley Ridge Road
P.O. Box 222
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
Phone: (207) 374-5118
info@bluehillheritagetrust.org
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