Offering 5.8 mile and 9.8 mile loops, the trail system takes hikers through a variety of environments. Starting at the trailhead and parking area on Route 191 in a spruce-fir forest, the rocky trail becomes a narrow bog walk though a cedar swamp, then passes through maritime spruce-fir forest (
Cutler, ME Other AttractionsRailroad Station containing items of local history. Open July and August, Wed. Thurs. & Fri from 1:00 to 4:00PM...
Specializing in full service kayaking fun, from the first timer up to the expert kayaker. Located on the quiet side of Mount ...
A small museum of local history. Shipbuilding, fishing, and changing exhibits about local history. Local artists on display ...
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Bridget of Pembroke produces fine, custom made, chenille baby and toddler light weight jackets. They are beautiful,unique,ma...