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are wonderful places to connect with nature! The trust is a membershippowered nonprofit that has protected over 3,400 acres of land and offers scenic trails that are beautiful in all seasons. kennebunklandtrust.org

Trails of Hope Woods (2 miles)

Hope Woods, a 72-acre parcel in downtown Kennebunk permanently conserved through a collaboration with Kennebunk Land Trust, features a series of trails and is open year-round from dawn to dusk. An .8 mile Universally Accessible Trail has just been completed with ADA-compliant parking available at the trailhead when Hope Cemetery is open (April 1-Nov. 30). The trail map can be downloaded from hopecemeterykennebunk.com/woods.

Welch Woods, Arundel (.5 miles)

A beautiful, gentle loop through a peaceful forest with lovely ferns along the way. Trail crosses a small brook and leads to a clearing by the shore of the Kennebunk River. Rest a while on one of the benches and enjoy the serenity of the tidal marsh, and the gentle flow of the river. Small off-road parking located just east of 227 River Road, Arundel.

The Roll ‘Um Easy Flow Trail

located alongside the Arundel Com - munity Trails property at 257 Limerick Road is .3 miles long boasting 60 features. The flow trail, which is the first and only of its kind in southern Maine, is a local favorite of bike enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels.

Eastern Trail (65 miles):

The Eastern Trail, a section of the East Coast Greenway stretching from Kittery to South Portland, has two entrances: Kennebunk Elementary School off Alewive Road, and Limerick Road in Arundel. The trail is perfect for walking and cycling as well as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The trail, which is approximately 10 feet wide, is also dog-friendly. easterntrail.org.