Mount Agamenticus
A 692-foot tall monadnock, meaning a lone standing mountain and the resting place of the First Nations Chief, Mi'kmaq Chief St. Aspinquid.
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Mount Agamenticus Details
As a 10,000-acre conservation region, Mount Agamenticus has something for everyone. Located in an otherwise populated southern Maine, the area has a diverse ecosystem with a large trail system featuring scenic outlooks, coastal forest, and hemlock groves. There was once a ski slope on the hill, though now that it is gone, these days most come here to hike, snowshoe, cross country ski and enjoy the sunset. The mountain itself is a 692-foot tall monadnock, meaning a lone standing mountain, with a unique history as its peak is the resting place of the First Nations Chief, Mi'kmaq Chief St. Aspinquid. Though not a burial site, the St. Aspinquid Rock Pile, located on the summit of the mountain, is thought to replicate a traditional Native American grave. Please respect the site and do not add or remove any rocks from the pile.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mount Agamenticus
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Mount Agamenticus
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Kenyon Hill Preserve
Though the loop trail here is only a mile long, The Kenyon Hill Preserve is worth a visit for the spectacular scenery alone.
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McFeeley Preserve
The McFeeley Preserve is a densely forested area popular during the heat of the day for animals and guests alike.
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Hilton-Winn Preserve
From flying squirrels to exotic flowers, the Hilton-Winn Preserve has something for everyone.
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Ogunquit River Trail Network
Covering roughly 3 to 4 miles of trails, the Ogunquit River Trail Network is a series of six routes coming together to form walking areas that meander through a variety of landscapes.
