Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Mast Landing Sanctuary
, Freeport. This 150-acre preserve is the Au-
dubon Society's summer day camp. Self-guided nature walk through the
woods and along streams. Good place to see beavers. Free parking, pic-
nicking.
781-2330.
Scarborough Marsh
, Scarborough. Maine's largest salt marsh (3,000-
acres) features guided canoe trips (rentals available) as well as birding
walks. There is a mini-museum and visitors center with exhibits and
slide show. Operated by the Maine Audubon Society.
781-2330.
WISE WORDS:
Saltwater mosquitos can be brutal on
calm days with no wind. Remember to bring along
plenty of bug repellent to deter them.
Douglas Mountain Preserve
, Sebago. This 169-acre preserve protects
a hill with remarkable views of the surrounding lands. On a clear day
view reaches from the Atlantic Ocean to the White Mountains. Interpre-
tive display on top of old stone tower on 1416-foot summit. Parking area
on Douglas Mountain Road (limited), trails, picnic area.
729-5181.
Waterboro Barrens
, Waterboro. Unique scrub oak and pitch pine forest
located on sandy glacial outwash deposit. 2,300 acres with wide, easy to
follow, gentle terrain trails. Parking lot. Self-guided nature walk. Owned
by the Nature Conservancy. Office at 14 Maine Street, Brunswick 04011.
729-5181.
