Our Trails
The Blue Hill Heritage Trust makes a number of beautiful places around the Peninsula available for hiking, launching your canoe or kayak, observing wildlife, or simply relaxing and enjoying the scenery.
Click on the individual trail maps below or download our Trail Guide.
Blue Hill Mountain
Blue Hill
2.5 miles of trail up mountain with views of Blue Hill Bay, Acadia, and Camden Hills
Kingdom Woods Conservation Area
Blue Hill.
3.25 miles of trail through 800 acres of forest and wetland
Peter’s Cove and Peter’s Brook Trail
Blue Hill
Peter’s Cove provides canoe and kayak access at high tide. Peter’s Brook Trail is a 0.5 mile trail to a beautiful waterfall.
South Street to Parker Point Trail
Blue Hill
0.5 mile trail that connects South Street and Parker Point Road
Snow’s Cove
Brooksville
2 miles of trail with views of Bagaduce
John B. Mountain
Brooksville
1 mile of trails loops over small mountain with good views
Cooper Farm at Caterpillar Hill
Sedgwick
2 miles of trails through blueberry fields and forest
Bagaduce River Canoe Access
Sedgwick
300 ft. footpath leads to river
Salt Pond Canoe Access
Sedgwick
500 ft. path to water’s edge
Carter Nature Preserve
Surry
2/3 mile trail through forest and field along shoreline
Furth Wildlife Sanctuary and Talalay Nature Sanctuary
Surry
2 miles of trails through forest
Patten Stream
Surry
0.75 mile loop trail through forest and along stream
Please respect the land
- Please visit on foot and during daylight hours only.
- Dogs on leash are welcome except the trail at Carter Nature Preserve, Furth Wildlife Sanctuary, and Talalay Nature Sanctuary. Please clean up after them.
- Stay on marked trails to minimize your ecological impact and to respect private property owners and neighbors.
- Leave plants, animals, rocks, and other natural features as you found them.
- If you are part of a party of ten or more, please call BHHT for permission.
- Commercial use is not allowed.
