Parks in Brownville, Maine

A great introductory hike to Baxter State Park combined with a visit to a beautiful pond frequented by moose. This trip is an excellent introduction to the spectacular hiking opportunities within B... More on Trails

Trail was mostly flat for the first part, then reaching the base of the mou More on Trails

In Gulf Hagas, the West Branch of the Pleasant River falls approximately 400 feet in four miles, through a massive pelite member of the Carrabassett Formation of Devonian age. This mudstone is a me... More on Maine.gov

An exceptional rim hike along Maines Grand Canyon with side trips to its numerous waterfalls, cascades, chutes, and pools. Deep within the 100-Mile Wilderness, the West Branch of the Pleasant River... More on Trails

White Cap Mountain stands like a great sentinel in the heart of the 100 Mile Wilderness. At 3644 feet, it is the highest peak in the region and the only one to rise into the alpine plant zone. This 28.1-mile backpacking trip over ... More on Trails

This deep, easily accessible lake is best fished by boat. Some bank fishing is possible at nearby Peaks-Kenny State Park, but as with most of Maineâs large lakes, it is generally impractical and usually not very productive. The daily ... More on AnglerWeb.com

839 acres; camping area includes flush toilets, hot water showers, and well-spaced sites in a woodland setting; a lifeguard, picnic area, and bathhouse with showers are found at the beach, which is used ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

(4/20/2007) This park has no flow and is made of imitation skatelite. It has a pyramid, a horrible mini ramp, a roller, a fun box, ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

For most of the summer, picturesque Bangor is another pit stop on the Maine vacationer's checklist, usually on the way to Bar Harbor ... More on igougo