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Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Region

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Explore 3 Trails with 5.8 Miles (9.3 km) at Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Region, Maine to plan your next hike or adventure!

York, Maine

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September 20, 2015

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July 03, 2020

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1 mi
1.6 km

Easy Loop

Big A Trail

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York, Maine

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2 mi
3.2 km

Easy Loop

Ring Loop

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York, Maine

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2.8 mi
4.5 km

Easy Out-and-Back

Cedar Trail

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South Berwick, Maine

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Key Takeaways

Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Region offers various outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and observing wildlife with trails suitable for different skill levels.
The summit provides panoramic views stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the White Mountains.
The park features accessible amenities and programs, making it a welcoming destination for families and diverse interests.

About Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Region

Explore the natural beauty of the Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Region in York and South Berwick, Maine, a haven for hikers of all skill levels. Discover diverse trails like the popular Ring Loop, a 2-mile easy trek around Mount Agamenticus, offering a lookout point and connections to trails like Rocky Road and Goosefoot. Be prepared for rocky terrain and roots, and note the short walk along Mt. Agamenticus Road to complete the loop. Leashed dogs and bikes are welcome on most trails. Or choose the Cedar Trail, a peaceful 2.8-mile wooded walk, but be mindful of buggy conditions, especially after rain.

For panoramic summit views, don't miss the Big A Trail at Mt. Agamenticus, a universally accessible 1-mile loop perfect for all ages and abilities. This easy path provides stunning 360-degree vistas. Remember to pack out any waste if you bring your leashed canine companion! Whether you're seeking a challenging hike or a leisurely stroll, Mt. Agamenticus offers a variety of trails to suit your preferences, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

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