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This trail, located on a 16-acre sanctuary, leads down to Mud Ponds and is great for a short hike and bird watching. The trails can be wet in the spring and are not marked but easily followed.

This short and pleasant family-friendly trail leads to the marshy shore of the Cousins River before it meets the Royal River to flow into Casco Bay.

The trail up this mountain provides extraordinary views of the lakes and hills of western Maine.

These trails are on the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust's signature property, a 96-acre preserve at the confluence of Whiskeag Creek and the Kennebec River, just below Merrymeeting Bay, with stunning views upriver of Lines Island. Its extensive trail system has access to Whiskeag Trail.

The Donnabeth Lippman Park formerly known as the Chaffin Pond Preserve is a 123 acre wooded area in northern part of Windham. There is a 10 acre pond of the property that is a great fishing hole for all ages.

A short, wooded walk near salt marshes on Middle Bay that is good for birdwatching and near the traditional Native American portage site ('Merriconeag' or "carrying place").

Skolfield Shores Preserve has a system of trails, which wind through stands of white pine, red spruce, hemlock, and beech. There are benches at points which offer fine views of the salt marsh, mud flats, and tidal waters of Middle Bay Cove.

Located less than an hour from Portland, Sebago Lake State Park, is Maine's busiest year-round park, offering visitors, young and old, a myriad of activities along one of Maine's most crystal clear lakes.

Sebago Lake State Park is a wonderful getaway located along the shores of Sebago Lake, with 249 campsites on Maine's second largest lake. Maine's most popular park provides lasting memories to generations of families.

Royal River Park is the gem in the center of the village. Beth Condon helps connect the east side of Yarmouth to the west through the heart of Royal River Park. Enjoy the River Walk, a 5' wide paved path with several sign panels interpreting the industrial heritage of this important river and allowing several points of access to the water for quiet contemplation or to give your dogs a chance to cool down.