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Available
maps of the Route:
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Trail Maps are available at the trail head.
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| Public
Access: |
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Private
Property:
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No |
| ADA
Accessible: |
No |
| Dogs
allowed on a leash?: |
Yes |
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| Information
for Planning a Walk: |
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Total
Route Distance:
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Multiple Trails
Approximately 3/4 Mile |
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Distance
markers:
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No |
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Trail
configuration:
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Route
surface:
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Hours
of availability:
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From:
Dawn
To:
Dusk |
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Lighting:
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No |
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Plowed
in winter:
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No |
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Allowed
uses:
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pedestrian hiking only, no wheels or motors, hunting, trapping |
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Additional
Amenities:
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There are benches at a couple of outlooks onto the head of Middle Bay. A side trail leads to the shore. The extensive mud flats and fringing salt marsh are significant feeding, resting and staging areas for migratory waterfowl and wading birds. Along the shore from the trail, a historic boathouse sits on pilings just below the high water mark. |
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| Getting
to the Route: |
| Region: |
Mid-Coast |
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Town
(closest):
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Harpswell |
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Location
in Town:
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North Harpswell |
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Location
of Main Trailhead:
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The trail head is located 1/4 mile south of the Brunswick/Harpswell town line on the west side of the Harpswell Neck Road (Route 123). Turn onto Skolfield Place and immediately left into the small parking area. The trail starts at the right side of the kiosk. Follow the signs and white trail blazes. |
| Parking
Available: |
Yes |
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Directions
to Parking:
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See above |
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Bicycle
Parking:
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No |
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Driving
Directions to Main Trailhead:
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See above |
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Bicycling
Directions to Main Trailhead:
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See above |
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| How
to Follow the Route: |
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Walking
directions for following the route:
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See above |
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