Dyer Hutchinson Trail
A nice and easy half-mile stroll through Maine's forested land.
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Dyer Hutchinson Trail Details
As a connecting trail between the Winnick Woods and Cross Hill Preserve, the Dyer-Hutchinson Trail is a nice and easy half-mile stroll through Maine's forested land. Rambling past open fields, and crossing boardwalks over fern-covered forest floors, visitors will feel right at home in these fairy tale grounds. Interestingly, the land was originally set aside as a preserved area for its historic significance but is now also partially used as a Christmas tree farm, making winter a busy time to stop in.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Dyer Hutchinson Trail
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0.4 mi away
Winnick Woods Loop
The woods feature a 1.7-mile loop trail through the trees, a meadow, wetlands, as well as a pond.
1.2 mi away
Jennie and Isaac E Willey Recreation Area
The .7 miles of paths are considered easy and flat, often populated by joggers and athletes training for their next event.
1.2 mi away
Wainwright Athletic Fields Complex
Approximately a mile and a half long loop, the Wainwright Athletic Fields Complex presents for a flat and easy trail around multiple sports fields.
1.5 mi away
Spurwink River Fishing Pier
A secluded area with is part of the Rachel Carlson Wildlife Refuge is used by paddlers, anglers, and visitors just looking for a quiet moment.
1.7 mi away
Hobstone Woods
Originally meant to be a development, the 21 acres of Hobstone Woods were set aside in 1997 as a woodland retreat.
