Cumberland County

Visitors enjoy hiking, snowshoeing, hunting, back-country skiing, and other outdoor activities.

Pleasant Mountain Preserve includes the highest mountain in southern Maine and one of the defining landmarks of the Sebago Lake region.

Includes 2.5 miles of trails that wind through ravines while paralleling the water’s edge before reaching scenic Presumpscot Falls.

Features 1.5 miles of hiking trails that pass by vernal pools, an old apple orchard, and the site of a former granite quarry.

Features trails for hiking, walking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and mountain biking, and is open to traditional uses like hunting.

This 50-acre preserve invites hikers, paddlers, snowshoers, cross-country skiers, and ice skaters to explore unfragmented habitat along the Royal River. 

Visitors will marvel at the massive white pine, red oak and hemlock trees in Robinson Woods — some as old as 300 years.

Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village has long been open to visitors who come to tour its historic buildings and learn about traditional Shaker crafts, or to picnic, hike, or cross-country ski in the surrounding forests.

With a long expanse of white sand and views out to the rocky shores of Prouts Neck, Scarborough Beach State Park is an attractive setting for swimming, walking, and picnicking.

Preserve includes habitat critical to maintaining the health of Sebago Lake, and is open to a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, hunting, snowshoeing, and wildlife observation.