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A scenic, paved pathway along the Penobscot River shoreline that passes by the Children's Garden and offers views of Bangor. 

A short walking path that loops around playing fields in Maple Street Park.

This hiking trail offers a short but advanced hike offering 360 degree views including nearby Sugarloaf, Spaulding, and Crocker Mountains as well as clear view of Mount Abram and the Bigelow Range.

Wide groomed ski trails behind the Reeds Brook Middle School. Open to year round uses.

A cleared and mulched trail on an 11-acre wetlands parcel in Brewer, Maine, constructed with the help of the Brewer Land Trust. The trail forms a woodland loop and includes a brook-crossing wooden bridge built by Troop 15 Eagle Scout Ryan Ward.

Follow the route taken by Thoreau and his Penobscot guide in 1857, as they traveled down the East Branch of the Penobscot River. Paddle through an area rich in history, scenery, and wildlife, including native brook trout and landlocked and sea-run salmon.

Heading north from the Katahdin Lake East Access trailhead of Baxter State Park, this route passes through boreal forest and follows trails and old logging roads as it follow the East Branch of the Penobscot River up to Grand Lake Road.

This double-track hiking and biking trail travels through upland mixed hardwood forest to an overlook with panoramic views of the Wassataquoik Valley and Baxter State Park.

The Good Will-Hinckley wooded trails offer four season opportunities for enjoyable walks to explore the Maine forest habitat. Along the trails the whole family can enjoy bird watching, spring flowers, fall colors and wetland creatures.

The 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail traverses some of the most scenic paddling country in the northeast. Section 9 of the trail explores the Dead River and Flagstaff Lake.