Healthy Maine Walks Registry

Walk Detail for Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary

Contact Information:
Name of route:	Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary
Name of Managing Group:	Maine Audubon
Contact Person First Name:	Bob
Contact Person Last Name:	Savage
Phone:	( 207 ) 781 - 2330
Website:	http://www.maineaudubon.org/explore/centers/
E-mail address:	bsavage@maineaudubon.org

Available maps of the Route:

Maps are available at the sanctuary's kiosk and at Maine Audubon's headquarters at Gilsland Farm in Falmouth

Public Access:

Private Property:

Yes

ADA Accessible:

Dogs allowed on a leash?:

Information for Planning a Walk:

Total Route Distance:

Multiple Trails
Approximately 3 Miles

Distance markers:

Trail configuration:

Interconnected Network

Route surface:

	Yes	No	Partially
Track:
Sidewalk / Paved:
Wood Chip:
Solid rock:
Gravel or well-drained soil:
Mud or clay soil:
Sand:
Protruding rocks and roots:

Hours of availability:

From: Dawn To: Dusk

Lighting:

Plowed in winter:

Allowed uses:

Wildlife-watching, walking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Bicycles are not allowed on the trails.

Additional Amenities:

Trails wind through quiet woods, past remnants of an old mill and along brooks and the Harraseeket River estuary. Public toilets are available as well as benches and picnic tables.

Getting to the Route:

Region:

Greater Portland

Town (closest):

Freeport

Location in Town:

N/A

Location of Main Trailhead:

Trailhead off parking lot

Parking Available:

Yes

Directions to Parking:

Parking lot on access road.

Bicycle Parking:

Driving Directions to Main Trailhead:

From U.S. Route One (Main Street) in Freeport, turn onto Bow Street directly across from the L.L. Bean retail store. After one mile turn left onto Upper Mast Landing Road. The sanctuary is up the hill on the right.

Bicycling Directions to Main Trailhead:

N/A

How to Follow the Route:

Walking directions for following the route:

Trails are marked.