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Visitors to the Lampson preserve can travel along a loop trail that leads through meadows and forests to the scenic Bagaduce River in the towns of Castine and Penobscot.

This trail offers excellent wildlife viewing within the Maine Coastal Island National Wildlife Refuge and provides a moderately long hike leading to observation points and salt marshes along Petit Manan Point.

Short walking trail through diverse coastal forest.

The Historic Trail up Pigeon Hill climbs steadily through open woodlands and ascends a steep rocky section prior to achieving the open summit with spectacular panoramic views. Descending by the less steep Summit Loop Trail and the Silver Mine Trail creates a figure eight loop, provides additional views and passes an old silver mining area.

This 138-acre preserve comprises the majority of Harriman Point, a scenic peninsula in Brooklin. Harriman Point boasts spectacular views east across Blue Hill Bay to the summits of Mount Desert Island and west across Allen Cove.

Wooded walk to the edge of a beaver pond through conserved forest.

Miles of exciting mountain bike riding in the Perch Pond Woodlot on singletrack trail and mowed woods roads.

This easy loop provides access to the rocky shoreline of Petit Manan Point and offers a self-guided nature trail highlighting the wildlife and coastline of the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge.

Long loved for its scenic qualities, this historic farmstead and forest welcomes visitors to walk or ski on the loop trails and experience the beautiful landscape firsthand. The fields provide excellent opportunities for blueberry picking during July and August.

Acres of perennial gardens and non-native trees and shrubs (many labeled) form the entrance to 80 acres of mature mixed forest traversed by interconnecting trails. Habitats and wildlife await discovery. Laminated guides facilitate appreciation.