Crooked Farm

Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust’s Crooked Farm is open to the public for walking, boating, hunting and fishing. A 3-mile trail system traverses the preserve’s 125 acres of forest, wetlands, open fields, high knolls, and ravines. Crooked Farm’s gravel streambeds are spawning habitat for game fish, and its wetlands provide edge habitat favored by moose, white-tailed deer, mink, raccoon, fisher, fox, and otter.  The Land for Maine’s Future Board supported the acquisition of Crooked Farm Preserve in 2001.