Hancock County

This 4,974-acre property showcases snowmobiling, paddling, birdwatching, backcountry camping, hunting, and fishing opportunities.

Donnell Pond Public Land includes more than 14,000 acres of remote forests with crystal clear lakes, secluded ponds, and mountains with breathtaking views.

The wharf is the center of a community effort to celebrate the region’s granite heritage and local fisheries, and to promote public access to the sea.

This preserve offers a wide range of year-round outdoor recreational opportunities including hiking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, mountain biking, hunting, snowmobiling, camping, and birdwatching.

The preserve offers a gentle 0.3-mile trail that winds through the woods, over bog bridges, and down to a scenic point on the river.

The paths wind through an upland forest containing a small pond, vernal pools, rock outcroppings, glacial erratic boulders and a small overgrown, historic granite quarry.  

Marshall Island features miles of rugged hiking trails, remote campsites, and sandy beaches on one of the largest undeveloped islands on the eastern seaboard.

Containing 34 miles of shoreline, seven remote ponds, and a large block of contiguous forest, Nicatous offers hiking, boating, camping, hunting, and fishing opportunities.

Offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities from a 3.5-mile loop that connects to a trail leading to nearby Schoodic Mountain, a peak with stunning 360-degree views of Frenchman Bay.