Sprague Pond Trail
The five and a half mile moderate trails pass a pond, woodlands, fields, and a waterfall known as "Skull Falls."
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Sprague Pond Trail Details
Within the largest preserve on Maine's coast, The Basin Preserve, the Sprague Pond Trail cuts through 114 acres of land, including woods, streams, and ponds that help feed and protect this larger estuary. Sprague Pond itself is a total of 10 acres and is spring fed, leaving crisp, clear, and clean water in a picturesque setting. The five and a half mile moderate trails pass a pond, woodlands, fields, and a waterfall known as "Skull Falls."
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Sprague Pond Trail
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1.1 mi away
Bijhouwer Forest
Once a 73-acre piece of property used for agriculture, the Bijhouwer Forest is now a quiet resting place of forgotten forest ponds and fields.
1.2 mi away
Center Pond Preserve
A short distance from the center of Phippsburg, the Center Pond Preserve is an easy property to get lost and spend the day on.
1.5 mi away
Denny Reed Trail
As a large saltwater inlet, the Basin on the New Meadows River is an important saltwater estuary supporting a variety of flora and fauna.
