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Frazier Preserve is a small reserve that has a peaceful stretch of trail through quiet woods and open meadows. It’s a lesser-known spot, so you’ll likely have the path to yourself.

I love this bridge. But, a dump truck tried to cross it and collapsed the floor. Not sure the repair time frame. 9/21/24

I always feel like a freight train rolling down this section, it's just lovely!

A mountain biker's dream, Moody Trail System winds through Frazier Preserve's lush forests as a scenic single track dotted with thrilling stream crossings. Let the swooping path take you up and down rocky ridges under a shady canopy one minute, then emerge to skirt a sun-speckled stream the next. With its mix of woodland challenges and riparian views, Moody captivates riders who love nature’s adrenaline rush.

Entering the property of Smiling Hill Farm is like taking a step back in time. There is a small entry fee to walk around the property (you'll have to walk your bike), and you can even try some of their famous homemade milk. The farm and homestead operates much like it did when it was originally founded in the 1720s, and it serves as a reminder of what treating the land with respect looks like.

Entering the property of Smiling Hill Farm is like taking a step back in time. There is a small entry fee to walk around the property (you'll have to walk your bike), and you can even try some of their famous homemade milk. The farm and homestead operates much like it did when it was originally founded in the 1720s, and it serves as a reminder of what treating the land with respect looks like.

The hall is part of the University of Southern Maine. It used to be part of the Western Normal School at the end of the 19th century. The building was named after William Corthell, the first principal of the school. Today, it is used as an events venue by the university.

The hall is part of the University of Southern Maine. It used to be part of the Western Normal School at the end of the 19th century. The building was named after William Corthell, the first principal of the school. Today, it is used as an events venue by the university.