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Available
maps of the Route:
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Yes, maps are found in the Lake George brochure which can be obtained at the town office.
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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?: |
No |
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| Information
for Planning a Walk: |
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Total
Route Distance:
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Multiple Trails
Approximately 1 1/3 Miles |
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Distance
markers:
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No |
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Trail
configuration:
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Interconnected Network |
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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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Walking and hiking. |
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Additional
Amenities:
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Picnic, bathroom, and swimming facilites at the trailhead. It costs $2 to get into the park.
This trail offers a shorter descent to Moose Trail. The trail is named after John Muir, one of the first naturalists and founder of the Sierra Club.
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| Getting
to the Route: |
| Region: |
Kennebec & Moose River Valley |
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Town
(closest):
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Skowhegan |
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Location
in Town:
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Located on the West side of Lake George Regional Park. This is about 5 miles east of Skowhegan on Rt 2. |
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Location
of Main Trailhead:
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There is no main trailhead for this trail. It can only be accesssed through other trails. |
| Parking
Available: |
Yes |
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Directions
to Parking:
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Parking is available off the left side of entrance road to the park. |
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Bicycle
Parking:
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Yes |
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Driving
Directions to Main Trailhead:
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Trailhead is located at the very end of the park road. |
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Bicycling
Directions to Main Trailhead:
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N/A |
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| How
to Follow the Route: |
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Walking
directions for following the route:
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The trail branches right from the intersection of the Porcupine Trail. Follow the white blazes. Double blazes represent intersections. |
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