Western Maine

Hooper Pond

The preserve, which provides access for canoes and kayaks, is the perfect spot for a few hours of quiet fishing or wildlife observation.

Hunter Cove

The cove and its surrounding lands offer diverse recreational opportunities, including: canoeing, kayaking, hiking, wildlife watching, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, fishing, and snowmobiling.

John A. Segur Wildlife Refuge

Visitors enjoy 1.5 miles of hiking trails, hunting in season, and exceptional birdwatching in the spring.

Kezar Corridor

More than 1300 acres of forests and wildlife-rich wetlands on the eastern edge of the White Mountains.

Little Concord Pond

Hikers can venture along a scenic trail, stop at the pond’s shore to cast their fishing line, and then continue to Bald Mountain’s nearby summit for extensive views of western Maine.

Moran’s Landing

One of many access points along the Androscoggin River Trail, this 4.7-acre preserve welcomes boaters and fishermen.

Mount Abraham

This 6,317-acre public reserve features a challenging hiking trail which eventually connects to the Appalachian Trail.

Orbeton Stream

This working forest easement ensures a continued source of sustainably managed and certified wood products, while guaranteeing public access for outdoor recreational activities.

Features a popular snowmobile trail that connects riders to the village of Oquossoc, while an easy one-mile hiking trail runs the length of the property, leading visitors to prime fishing spots and streamside picnic tables.

Rapid River

Rapid River features 3.5 miles of nearly continuous Class III-IV rapids, making it one of Maine’s most spectacular whitewater rivers.

Roberts Farm

Roberts Farm Preserve offers a 7.5-mile network of multi-use trails, including a half mile universally accessible trail to a scenic outlook.

Rumford Whitecap

Visitors enjoy 360-degree views from the extensive granite ledges found on the preserve’s namesake mountain.