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The trail provides a varied experience of walking through fields, woodland and wetland marsh, and includes an overlook of Great Pond. With one exception near Davis Point, the trail has little grade change and follows board walk much of the way.

Two trails provide access to the Garcelon Bog; one connects between two streets on a gravel path, and the other is a one way boardwalk with interpretive panels placed along the trail.

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.

The David Rancourt Preserve trail follows the edge of the Androscoggin River just below Deep Rips Dam.

This trail network provides an array of options for discovering the 330-acre Wildlife Management Area. Trails provide open views of Straight Bay, more intimate access to Federal Harbor. and a feel for the coastal spruce-fir forest.

A100 acre wildlife preserve obtained by the City of Saco under the Land for Saco’s Future program. The sanctuary comprises a diverse confluence of ecological habitats including mature upland forest, fields, marsh, stream, vernal pools and wetland.

La Verna Preserve features 3,600 feet of stunning rocky ocean shoreline, 2.5 miles of trails, and a diverse array of wildlife habitat, including mixed hardwoods, coniferous forests, and freshwater streams.

Maggie's Nature Park is a network of easy and moderate trails through a variety of forest types that provide several great views of the surrounding area from open ledges.

This area, which lies within a few feet of US Route 1, is beautiful, surprisingly quiet, and has a wide variety of land types including hardwood and softwood with Goosefare Brook running through the property.

This wooded trail network provides a range of trail experiences from easy, handicap accessible trails to trails of more varied terrain and connect Minot Consolidated School with the Town Office and several ball fields.