Public access to areas of the Georges River watershed region is an important aspect of our mission and we invite you to explore our conservation properties, and take a hike on our Georges Highland Path trail network. Our preserves and trails are open everyday dawn to dusk for your enjoyment.

You can also paddle the St. George River Canoe Trail. You can see for yourself what makes this area so special.

Be tick aware! – Ticks are a fact of life if you are out enjoying nature. Be aware of how to prevent ticks from biting you by following the advice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Drone use – Please contact us by email or at 207-594-5166 if you would like to use a drone at any of our preserves. Outside of preserves, we do not allow drone use on the Georges Highland Path out of respect for the private landowners.

Preserves

• Gibson Preserve

• Porter Preserve

• Quigg Island Community Forest

• 100-Acre Island

• Appleton Preserve

• Eagles Way Preserve

• Hall Preserve

• Stickney Preserve

• The Pool Preserve

• Ash Point Preserve

• Brown Family Preserve

• Cross Cushing Nature Preserve

• Jack Baker Woods

• Langlais Sculpture Preserve

• Pleasant Point Nature Preserve

• Riverview Hayfields Preserve

• Rockland Bog Preserve

• Tommy’s Island

• Trolley Marsh Preserve

• Weskeag Headlands Preserve

Georges Highland Path

• Canal Path

• Frye Headwaters

• Frye Mountain

• Hogback Mountain – CLOSED

• Jones Brook Area

• Mount Pleasant

• Oyster River Bog

• Ragged Mountain

• Ridge to River

• Spruce Mountain

• The Georges Highland Path

• Thomaston Town Forest

• Thomaston Village

St. George River Canoe Trail