7 Maine hiking trails where dogs aren’t allowed

BANGOR DAILY NEWS • September 3, 2022

There’s no shortage of hiking trails in Maine that you can conquer with your four-legged friend. But some hikers may want to seek out hikes where they won’t encounter dogs. Whether it’s personal preference or the desire to enjoy nature with minimal noise and interruptions, here’s where you can hike and not worry about dogs crossing your path.
• Barred Island Preserve on Deer Isle
• Borestone Mountain, in Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness
• Fields Pond Audubon Center in Orrington
• Orono Bog Boardwalk in Orono and Bangor
• Fernald’s Neck Preserve in Lincolnville
• Indian Point-Blagden Preserve in Bar Harbor
• Debsconeag Ice Caves near Millinocket

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