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Hiking Rattlesnake Mountain in the Scenic Sebago Lakes Region of Maine
Rattlesnake Mountain is a locally owned and maintained hiking trail that provides both solo hikers and families with a nice, gradual climb and rewarding Eastern-facing views of Crescent lake and surrounding mountains.
Maine Fire Tower Hike: Douglas Mountain in the Sebago Lakes Region
Located in the beautiful lakes region of Maine, Douglas Mountain is a beginner-friendly hike that features wide, well-maintained trails, a unique stone fire tower, and provides nice views of Sebago Lake and surrounding mountains.
Hiking Bald Mountain and Speckled Mountain in Milton Township
If you’re looking for a quiet Western Maine hike with fantastic views—look no further than Bald and Speckled Mountain. Adventurers can tackle the shorter Bald Mountain Loop Trail, which provides great views of nearby mountains and ponds, or continue onto Speckled Mountain, which rewards hikers with impressive Western Maine views for a moderate effort.
Horton Woods Wildlife Preserve in Saco Maine
Horton Woods Wildlife Preserve in Saco Maine is one of my favorite trail networks in Southern Maine—and for good reason! This 100-acre preserve is home to dense forest, marshes, streams, wetlands, fields, and so much more! It’s the perfect spot to bring the kids and dog to unwind and connect with nature.
Hiking on the “Quiet Side” of Acadia National Park: Beech Cliff Loop Trail
Located on the “quiet side” of Mount Desert Island—the Beech Cliff Trail is a short, picturesque hike that provides excellent views of Echo Lake, surrounding mountains, and Somes Sound.
Hiking Champlain Mountain in Acadia National Park
Known as one of the best sunrise hikes in Acadia—Champlain Mountain is a challenging yet rewarding hike for outdoor enthusiasts. Hikers can choose from several different trails, all of which provide sweeping views of Frenchman bay and surrounding islands. Make sure to wear or pack a wind breaker for this hike—great ocean views go hand-in-hand with generous ocean winds!
Maine Waterfall Hike: The Cataracts
In this blog post, I will share everything you need to know before visiting The Cataracts—including how to access the trailhead, parking information, trail descriptions, the best time to visit, and my favorite nearby restaurants.
Exploring The Saco Heath Preserve: A Unique Bog Trail In Southern Maine
In this blog post, I will share everything you need to know before visiting the Saco Heath Preserve—including how to access the trailhead, parking information, trail descriptions, and the best time to visit.