Richardson Public Land
Part of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, encompassing the Bald Mountain Land Unit, and including 21 miles of the Richardson and Mooselookmeguntic shoreline, Richardson Public Land is a reserved area totaling 22,000 acres.
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Richardson Public Land Details
Part of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, encompassing the Bald Mountain Land Unit, and including 21 miles of the Richardson and Mooselookmeguntic shoreline, Richardson Public Land is a reserved area totaling 22,000 acres. Trail visitors can choose to hike through hardwood forests or soft wooded flats to experience a range of foliage and fauna. With mountains to hike, multiple ponds to enjoy water sports and fishing, and ATV and snowmobiling trails, this western Maine recreation area is popular year-round.
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