The Homestead Trail leads to the ruins of a farmhouse built by husbandman John Rynier in the late 1790s.
The view are good views along the 936 acres of Sears Island.
Thick forest cloaks what was once cleared farmland on Sears Island.
The remains of the Sears family summer homestead is found near the southern end of Sears Island.
The interior of Sears Island is a lovely landscape of old apple trees, field pines, stone walls and grassy meadows.
The Homestead Trail leads to the ruins of a farmhouse built by husbandman John Rynier in the late 1790s.
On Sears Island, six trails and two old roads provide hikers with 7 miles of walking possibilities.
When the tide is right, hikers can circumnavigate the spectacular shoreline of Sears Island, a distance of 5 miles.
At 936 acres, Sears Island is the largest undeveloped island along the Maine coast.
The Southern Shore Trail leads the rocky shore of Penobscot Bay.
The Scenic Lookout Trail leads to a bluff overlooking Penobscot Bay.
Hikes enjoy a moment on the Scenic Lookout Trail that overlooks the Penobscot Bay.
The Scenic Lookout Trail leads to a bluff overlooking Penobscot Bay.
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