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This gravel-surfaced trail is great for many activities and is handicap accessible. Enjoy picnicking and wildlife watching, or take advantage of the fitness stations along the trail.

A popular picnic and camping spot, Bean Island is located one-mile off of Hancock Point and is accessible by private boat or paddle craft. A shore trail circumnavigates the island.

The Salt Pond trail features gorgeous views of Frenchman Bay and surrounding mountains.

The Hatchery hiking trails pass glacial erratics and old cellar holes and reward visitors with a bench overlooking Green Lake. A self-guided tour features information about the stocking program and a look at young salmon.

Enjoy a walk, jog, bike, or snowshoe in these woods, which feature notable red pine plantations and well-marked trails.

This network of trails provides looping wooded trails intermingled with the unique paths and historic reproductions of the Maine Forest and Logging Museum at Leonard's Mills. 

Enjoy views of coastal Maine and nearby Mount Desert Island from 8.3 miles of fine gravel paths over hills, along the shore, and through the woods. 

Enjoy a peaceful walk on this forested loop trail or take a snowshoe trek in the winter. 

This large network offers varied terrain, several forest types, and excellent bird and wildlife watching, and stunning views of the Penobscot River.

Scenic walk along the shore of the Penobscot River.