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  1. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Ooooh... Old cemeteries, spooky trees... Putting this on my hiking list!

    #Negutaquet Conservation Area
    North Berwick, York County

    "The 100-acre Negutaquet Conservation Area has fields, a trail along the small, sparkling Negutaquet River, long stone walls, and an old family cemetery. A huge double oak tree excites some visitors! The Great Works Regional Land Trust protects this lovely spot, which offers several ways to explore diverse forests — some with very old trees — and meadows. Some of the trails, especially around the oval in the middle of the preserve, are particularly wide, level, and easy to walk. The rest of the trails also tend to be easy.

    "Additionally, this preserve is connected to the 60-acre Maple Street Conservation Area and Town Forest via a long, sturdy bridge and 0.75-mile trail. (The connecting trail is not open to pets.)"

    mainebyfoot.com/negutaquet-con

    #SolarPunkSunday #GWRLT #MaineHikes #MaineTrails #NorthBerwickME #Maine #Nature #SpendTimeInNature

    #negutaquet #solarpunksunday #gwrlt #mainehikes #mainetrails #northberwickme
  2. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    More about #BaunegBeg ! The name comes from the #Wabanaki word #Bannebeaugue, which means “spread out” and “still water.”

    "Bauneg Beg Conservation Area in North Berwick includes 89 acres of deciduous forest land surrounding the 866-foot, three-peaked Bauneg Beg Mountain. The land was acquired by Great Works Regional Land Trust in three parts over the course of seven months in 2000 and 2001.

    The 0.65-mile trail winds through a deciduous forest, a pine grove and a section of large boulders described as "Devil's Den" before reaching the highest of the three peaks. Trail forks just before the summit with a choice of routes to the top. Easier trail veers to the right.

    Rocky outcroppings offer views of nearby Mount Hope, parts of south Sanford and, according to Great Works Regional Land Trust, on a clear day, Mount Washington to the northwest and the Atlantic Ocean to the southeast."

    alltrails.com/trail/us/maine/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #ConservationLand #MaineTrails #MaineHikes #SpendTimeInNature #NorthBerwickME #ConservationLands #GreatWorksRegionalLandTrust

    #conservationlands #greatworksregionallandtrust #baunegbeg #wabanaki #bannebeaugue #solarpunksunday