Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area
An 89-acre land area of wooded deciduous forest, leaf scattered floors, small rocky cliffs, and a perfect mountainous outlook.
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Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area Details
Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area is an 89-acre land area of wooded deciduous forest, leaf scattered floors, small rocky cliffs, and a perfect mountainous outlook. Consisting of only a couple of miles of trails, the hikes aren't too long or short and are great for families to get together. With paths leading up to three separate peaks, there are easier and steeper routes to choose from that all offer stunning views of the typical and beautiful Maine landscape.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area
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2.5 mi away
Grover-Herrick Preserve
Part of 48,000 acres of Maine's diverse natural habitat protected to conserve natural resources.
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Sanford Historic Walk
A fun walk for the history buffs and Sanford visitors.
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Sanford High School And YMCA Trails
An easy, well-marked and nicely made series of walking paths.
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Sanford-Springvale Rail Trail
Popular at all times of the year for walking, biking, cross country skiing, and ATV riding.
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Springvale Historic Walk
With photos from the passed photographer Fred Philpot marking the way, visitors of the Springvale Historic Walk are in for a historical treat.
