Hunter Cove Uplands

Two loops offer experienced and inexperienced hikers alike a great chance to get into the woods with the destination of a view overlooking Rangeley Lake. 
Trail Activity
Hiking Walking
Length
2.80 miles, Network
Difficulty
Moderate
Town
Rangeley
Surface
Dirt/Forest Floor, Rock/Ledge, Grass
Pets
Permitted
Fees
No

Description

From the parking lot a multi-use trail offers easy hiking with a nice, flat surface with only one or two hills.

Attached to the multi use trail are two loops. The smaller lower loop uses both old logging roads and hand-cut trail, resulting in a moderatley difficult hike. The upper loop is exclusivley hand-cut trail, that also has moderatley difficult hiking. This longer loop truley immerses the hiker in the woods, nature, and wildlife that Hunter Cove Uplands provides.

Off  the upper loop and the multi-use trail is a short trail that leads to an overlook of Rangeley Lake, offering a place to eat lunch and rest while enjoying a fantastic view.

Other Information

  • As with all RLHT properties, there is a carry-in, carry-out policy.
  • Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pet.
  • No camping or fires permitted within Hunter Cove Uplands.
  • No motorized vehicles in the summer.

Trail Manager

For additional information, visit the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust website, or contact:

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust
2424 Main Street
Rangeley, ME 04970
Phone: (207) 864-7311
srousseau@rlht.org
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Trailhead Information

From Rangeley
From the center of Rangeley head north on ME-4 towards Oquossoc for a little over 4 miles. A sign labled "Hunter Cove Uplands" will be on the left by the parking lot.

From Oquossoc
From the center of Oquossoc head south on ME-4 towards Rangeley for a little under 3 miles. A sign labled "Hunter Cove Uplands" will be on the right by the parking lot.

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nelle
September 12, 2021
Poorly maintained. Marked trails seem to dead end. Snowmobile trail is good. Trail marked ‘lake’ well used & view of Hunter Cove is pretty.
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