Pet Friendly Things To Do in Turner, Maine

Area - 47 acres Maximum depth - 39 feet Principal fisheries: Brown trout, brook trout, smallmouth bass, chain pickerel Crystal Pond, also known as Beals Pond, drains to Martin Stream a major tributary to the Nezinscot River. Anglers ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Join us for an exciting adventure into the past. At the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center, we offer a... More on Norlands.org

The Washburn-Norlands Living History Center, has a variety programs that allow you to experience life as it... More on TripAdvisor

Pets are not allowed in the lodge. Dogs may not be allowed on the trails during a special event, ... More on DogFriendly.com

Located in the heart of downtown Auburn, Bonney Park is a hub for the Auburn Riverwalk and a link to the Lewiston park system over the trestle bridge. The bridge is the only section of rail-trail c... More on TrailLink.com

Inscription. In Memory of Rodney “Rocky” Bonney. Auburn police officer Rodney “Rocky” Bonney died in the line of duty attempting to rescue a youth from these frigid waters. ... More on HMDB

Dairy Queen has the best ice cream. I just went there today and got a small Oreo Blizzard and it was so good. My dad likes the Dilly Bar. They also have burgers chicken ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Ossipee River Trails, is a mix of snowmobile, doubletrack and singletrack. The area of trails is located behind the S.Hiram Fire Dept on Allard Cir and extends eastward behind the Sacopee Valley Sc... More on trails.mtbr.com

Then return on the trails directly behind the athletic feilds near the Sacopee Valley schools. More on trails.mtbr.com

The trails behind Kents Hill are used for a mountain bike race in the fall and are usually not maintained in the spring and summer (quite overgrown). They are mowed in September and are good in the... More on trails.mtbr.com

This is a good trail system, but is only rideable in the fall. In the summer, the grasses are unmowed and it is hard to access (though not impossible) The woods are thick and isolated, and tehre ar... More on trails.mtbr.com

To reach the Farmington trailhead, head into town on US Hwy. 2 and take Bridge Street to the four-way stop. Turn left here on Oaks Street, then turn right on Farmer Lane to the trailhead ... More on TrailLink.com

In parts, where is ran next to the highway nearer to Farmington, the trail was wavy with loose sand between the dips. More on TrailLink.com