This summer we are opening up our private network of trails on Saturday & Sunday afternoons for our lunch guests for mountain biking, walking and trail running. Please keep in mind it may be buggy in the woods - we are not on the coast. Faster moving activities like biking and running may be the best choice. And there are ticks in the woods, because it’s Maine.
Our network of trails covers a variety of terrain, from wide farm access roads down to Toddy Pond to steep and twisting single track. In the winter, If conditions allow we are currently able to groom approximately 6 miles of trails - mostly suitable for snowshoeing and fat biking. The flatter and more open sections of the farm fields and on Toddy Pond are better suited for xc-skiing, but there are always long hills involved - our trails are not for beginner skiers. We do not groom for classic or skate skiing.
We are using Trailforks - please see the map and trail status reports below and be sure to check for trail reports for conditions and closures. Or print your own copy of our map HERE
We strongly recommend folks download the Trailforks app to access our maps with tracking on their phone. It’s free to use.
** When our trails are groomed they are open for snowshoeing, fat biking and xc-skiing - walking is not permitted **
Please remember these trails are open free of charge to folks who are joining us for lunch here on the farm. Your support through lunch allow us to continue maintaining and offering these trails.
We love dogs, but it’s complicated if we allow them to come to our home and farm. Please leave dogs at home.
