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Hiking/Walking Trails
Maine Adaptive is the largest year-round adaptive recreation program in the state of Maine for adults and children with physical disabilities, ages four and up.8 Sundance LaneNewry, ME 04261- Map
- (207) 824-2440
Bethel Village Trails is a non-profit program that provides winter trails for Nordic skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing, and summer trails for walking, running, and mountain biking.21 Broad StreetBethel, ME 04217- Map
- (207) 824-6276 (winter only)
A community-based land trust working with families and individuals to conserve important conservation land and habitat. MLT enables fishing, hiking, and boating in the Bethel area by maintaining three boat landings on the Androscoggin River and overseeing some hiking trails.162 North RoadBethel, ME 04217- Map
- (207) 824-3806
Year-round waterfront resort, located in Millinockett. Whitewater rafting, lodging, camping, canoeing, kayaking, snowmobile rentals, fishing, guide service, weddings, events. River Drivers Restaurant.Fire Road 20DMillinocket, ME 04462- Map
- (207) 723-5438
Mahoosuc Pathways is a Maine nonprofit corporation developing, maintaining, and promoting multi-use recreational trails in the Mahoosuc region.14 Main Street, Office #4Bethel, ME 04217- Map
- (207) 200-8240
Ziplines, scenic lift rides, disc golf, bungee trampoline, an epic climbing wall, and the L.L. Bean Discovery School bring the fun to Sunday River in the summer and fall.15 South Ridge RoadNewry, ME 04261- Map
- (207) 824-5234
Sunday River is located minutes from picturesque Bethel Village in western Maine's Mahoosuc Mountains. A true four-season destination.15 South Ridge RoadNewry, ME 04261- Map
- (207) 824-3000
