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The trail leads through spruce-pine uplands down to rocky outcrops and lovely views of Winnegance Bay.

The Hackett Land/Minot Trail winds its way through verdant mossy woods, next to a vernal pool, and along a forested ridge, providing a nice, quiet walk in the woods.

This short trail up a small mountain close to Bethel is good for families. There are great views of the White Mountains in New Hampshire.

The name Quoddy Head, which means "fertile and beautiful place", comes from the Native American Passamaquoddy tribe. The impressive black cliffs date back to the Silurian Age when volcanic magma rose up from the ocean forming the rock cliffs.

A 128-acre conserved property straddling Seward Neck in North Lubec, with a trail leading to South Bay and another leading to a cove on Cobscook Bay.

Nestled between Pleasant Point Road and Stone’s Point Road, the Pleasant Point Nature Preserve features a mixed woodland and significant wetlands with 1.5-mile trail network.

The Bragdon Hill Conservation Area offers a newly developed hiking trail that traverses a stream and continues to Bragdon Hill.

Sabattus Mountain located in Lovell provides a 1.4 mile loop to a 1253' summit offering spectacular views of the White Mountains and Kezar Lake Region.

This trail skirts the outside of a housing development following Otter Brook as it winds through tree plantations, woods, and marshy wetlands.

Lakeside park on the outskirts of downtown Norway with a fitness trail, public boat launch, fishing, picnicking, swimming and ball courts.