Four Seasons Adventure Trail
Also known as the Moosehead or Newport/Dover-Foxcroft Trail, Four Seasons Adventure Trail lives up to its name.
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Four Seasons Adventure Trail Details
Also known as the Moosehead or Newport/Dover-Foxcroft Trail, Four Seasons Adventure Trail lives up to its name. Connected to Maine's extensive trail network, visitors could easily get lost here. Previously, this stretch was part of the railroad as a busy lumber transport until it was abandoned in 1993 and the state purchased the path for recreational use. Passing through relatively flat woodland, cross country skiing and even dogsledding are popular activities. Interestingly, though the railroad seems like the most significant aspect, remnants of 3,000 year old fishing villages are also found on the shores of Sebasticook Lake.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Four Seasons Adventure Trail
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9.5 mi away
Carlton Pond Waterfowl Production Area
Established in 1966 to protect waterfowl and other wildlife that is indigenous to central Maine.
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Robyville Bridge
One of the state's few surviving 19th-century covered bridges.
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Dave Rock
The one and a half mile moderately difficult trail affords a peaceful spot for hikers to get in a good stretch while looking for wildlife of the area.
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Goose Ridge Trail
For the more advanced hikers, the Goose Ridge Trail is a nice getaway to the woods, for those used to paved pathways, the experience may signify a challenge.
