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The Blueberry Trail loops from the parking lot up to Mount Pisgah. The 1.3-mile trail route passes through former fields that have now become forests. The trail crosses a small clearing that was used as seasonal pasture for livestock. The Kennebec Land Trust plans to enlarge this opening to encourage the growth of wild blueberries.

The 445-hectare Mount Pisgah Conservation Area is owned by the Kennebec Land Trust. The property on the forested summit (246 m) with the Mount Pisgah Fire Tower belongs to the city of Winthrop. The former Maine Forest Service fire tower was in operation from 1949 to 1991 and is open to the public. The tower offers a spectacular panoramic view; on a clear day you can see Mount Washington in the White Mountains to the west and the Camden Hills to the east. https://www.tklt.org/pisgah

Rome is a blink and you miss it kind of town, but where it shines is when you get off the main road and find one of its beautiful lakeside accommodations. Things can book out well in advance so if you plan on making a stop near Great Pond be sure to make your reservations early.

Cobbosseecontee Lake, which means "plenty of sturgeon" in Wabanaki, is made up of a number of island, jettys, and glacial coves. Home to the Ladies Delight Light, which is the only inland lighthouse in Maine, Cobbosseecontee is a popular destination for all sorts of outdoor recreation.

Messalonskee Lake is one of 5 lakes within the Belgrade Lakes Region. It is a naturally occurring lake, though it has been artificially enlarged with a dam. It's a popular destination for fishing, boating, swimming, and bird & other wildlife spotting.

This public footbridge was built in the early 1900s with a toll of 1 cent. After less than a year the original bridge was destroyed in a flood and subsequently rebuilt. The toll was also raised to 2 cents, which is where the common name comes from though the official name is still Ticonic Footbridge. These days there is no toll to cross the bridge, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.

Augusta, Maine's State Capital, sits along the banks of the Kennebec River. It's the 3rd smallest U.S. State Captial by population & offers a unique mixture of historic buildings, great restaurants, & ample opportunities to explore the river and other outdoor destinations.

Cobbosseecontee Lake, which means "plenty of sturgeon" in Wabanaki, is made up of a number of islands, jettys, and glacial coves. Home to the Ladies Delight Light, which is the only inland lighthouse in Maine, Cobbosseecontee is a popular destination for all sorts of outdoor recreation.