Walk Detail for Ferry Landing Trail


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Contact Information:
Name of route:
Ferry Landing Trail
Name of Managing Group:
Saco Bay Trails
Contact Person First Name:
John
Contact Person Last Name:
Gold
Phone:
( ) -
Website: http://www.sacobaytrails.org
E-mail address:
info@sacobaytrails.org
Available maps of the Route:
Trail descriptions may be found on our web site. Trail guides may be purchased at several locations in the Saco area. Locations may be found on our web site.
   
Public Access:  
Private Property:
Yes
ADA Accessible: No
Dogs allowed on a leash?: Yes
   
Information for Planning a Walk:
Total Route Distance:
Single Trail
Less than 1/2 Mile
Distance markers:
No
Trail configuration:
Loop
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:
No
Plowed in winter:
No
Allowed uses:
walking/hiking
Additional Amenities:
Resting benches at two points in the trails
 
Getting to the Route:
Region: Southern Maine Coast
Town (closest):
Saco
Location in Town:
On the Ferry Road, near Camp Ellis.
Location of Main Trailhead:
Trailhead and parking is available just off Ferry Road shortly before reaching Camp Ellis.
Parking Available: Yes
Directions to Parking:
From Main Street in Saco, travel east on Beach Street. Beach Street becomes Ferry Road. The trailhead and parking are found on the left, shortly after passing Ferry Lane.
Bicycle Parking:
No
Driving Directions to Main Trailhead:
Same as parking
Bicycling Directions to Main Trailhead:
   
How to Follow the Route:
Walking directions for following the route:
From the parking area, the trail follows as dirt road for approximately 300 feet before turning sharply left into the woods. From there the trail is clearly marked. About 600 feet after leaving the dirt road, the trail divides into a loop. Follow to the right. You will find a boardwalk with the first resting bench. A little further on you will come to two massive Tupelo trees and a second resting bench. The trail returns to the point at which it split and you can return to the parking area.
   
   

 

 



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