Tatnic Hills Preserve
Approximately two miles of trails run over the gentle slopes of the 171 acres of Tatnic Hills Preserve.
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Tatnic Hills Preserve Details
Approximately two miles of trails run over the gentle slopes of the 171 acres of Tatnic Hills Preserve. A wildlife sanctuary with its varied landscapes, visitors will enjoy the diversity of habitats they'll find, such as deep vernal pools and old-growth forest. The wetland areas and growing of trees unique to most of Maine, like the shagbark hickory, draw numerous animals. Guests should keep an eye out for threatened species like the Blanding's and spotted turtle that are sometimes seen making their way to the pools to lay eggs.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Tatnic Hills Preserve
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0.7 mi away
Tatnic Woods Preserve
Easy trails wind through a surprising mix of vernal pools and old homesteads on the Tatnic Woods Preserve.
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Orris Falls Conservation Area
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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.
2.5 mi away
Perkinstown Commons
The Perkinstown Wildlife Commons sits on 288 acres of mostly forested land.
2.8 mi away
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.
