As the leaves turn and the return of snow draws near, take advantage of these numerous chances to get outside and enjoy.

Of course climbing Maine’s highest peak is often the goal, but there is beauty in so many places like Chimney Pond and Pamola Caves.

Alewive Woods is the land trust’s signature property, but other sites such as Wonder Brook and Oxbow preserves also offer pleasant and rewarding hikes.

Roosevelt Campobello International Park along the Maine-New Brunswick border encompasses 2,800 acres on the southwestern end of Campobello Island.

The Great Works Regional Land Trust has made a history of great conservation work and a mission to accomplish much more.

Proper advance planning and preparation are essential for a safe and enjoyable climb to the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail.

With a hike that tops out at 1,064 feet, ‘the panoramic view from the summit of Mt. Waldo resembles a painting with Mother Nature as the artist.’

Thousands recreate each year at AWW, but less well known are the hiking trails to the fire towers atop Allagash Mountain and Round Pond Mountain.

There’s a measure of uncertainty and hesitancy at the start of these early trips, but the rewards more than make up for it.