9 lovely trails for a snowy walk in Maine

BANGOR DAILY NEWS • January 17 2024

There’s no more beautiful time to go walking in the Maine woods than after snowfall, when everything is covered in a blanket of white. The tracks of woodland creatures, pressed into the frozen carpet, tell stories of their travels, and the smallest breeze sends snowflakes into the air, where they sparkle in the sun. Here are nine trails in Maine that are great for enjoying the snow.
• Unity College Forest in Unity
• Moose Point State Park in Searsport
• Kebo Mountain in Acadia National Park
• Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson
• Good Will-Hinckley Trails in Fairfield
• Rolland F. Perry City Forest in Bangor
• Trenton Community Trail in Trenton
• Birdsacre in Ellsworth
• Dead River Trail in Orland

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