Family Things To Do in Norridgewock, Maine

Four Ponds lies just east of Mooselookmeguntic Lake. The Appalachian Trail traverses the length of this 6,000-acre unit with a lean-to at Sabbath Day Pond and a campsite at Little Swift River Pond. Fishing and swimming are popular ... More on Epinions.com

Allagash Guide offers fully guided and outfitted canoeing, camping, fishing, and hunting trips. Visit Maine's famous Allagash Wilderness Waterway and other selected rivers, woods and forests in Maine and Canada. Join us for trips ... More on AnglerWeb.com

To reach the North Anson trailhead, take US Hwy. 201A to town and turn west on Fahi Pond Road. The trail starts on the right just before the cemetery. To reach the Bingham trailhead, take US Hwy. 2... More on TrailLink.com

We missed doing this one after finding the Solan Falls Rd mid-point parking spot. More on TrailLink.com

Good park. Cement stuff put down on tar. - There's a big long fun box with quarter pipes on long sides. wide sides have banks, one with rail, the other with a rail going off the side. There's a lon... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Could B bigger. More on ConcreteDisciples.com

The trail is primarily old logging roads that double as snowmobile trail in winter. Start at the Round Top trailhead on Watson Pond Rd (just before Blueberry Hill). Follow the Wildflower Estates rd... More on trails.mtbr.com

The prior description is pretty accurate however I have found out that the access through the wildflower estates road is currently closed to the public (I listened to a resident yammer on for a 1/2... More on trails.mtbr.com

Sign Of The Sun - Two Rooms Full of Big and Cool For People Of All Ages and Tastes! More on Signofthesun.com

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'Fort Halifax' was a U.S. colonial outpost on the Kennebec River at modern-day Winslow, Maine. It ... More on Wikipedia

The oldest blockhouse in the United States is all that remains of Fort Halifax at the confluence of the Kennebec and Sebasticook Rivers in Winslow, Maine. English settlers built the fort in 1754 t... More on Visitmaine.com