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The Foothills Land Conservancy offers an easy walking trail with great wildlife viewing along fields leading to the northern inlets and wetlands of Wilson Pond.

The 114 acre reserve hosts a canoe/kayak launch and a 1.0 mile, relatively flat loop except where it traverses one of five ravines created by headwall erosion. Trail markers include artwork from local elementary school students.

An easy one mile trail that loops around and through an orchard, with three picnic spots offering great views to the south, and a small outlet trail that leads to a small quarry pit.

Family-friendly Kineowatha Park’s trails offer a relaxing tour through pine forests capped with picnic tables and a swimming beach on Wilson Lake.

Short steep trail over natural forest floor to an observation deck overlooking a wetland.

The French Falls River Walk trails stretch along the east side of the Androscoggin River for over a half mile and feature rocky ledges and huge boulders.

This short wooded path follows the banks of Martin Stream a short distance among towering White Pines.

These trails on the Washburn-Norlands Estate follow old carriage roads and provide access both to a forest lookout and a set of historic reflection pools.

This network of ten trails offers several easy to moderate hikes. It is a great place to picnic, hike, bike or snowshoe and features the foundation and orchards of the old Osgood Farm, a student-maintained tree farm, and an extensive geocaching network.

The 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail traverses some of the most scenic paddling country in the northeast. Section 8 of the trail travels from Umbagog Lake to Rangeley Lake, and is characterized by a connected series of large lakes and undeveloped, conserved land and sensitive wildlife habitat.