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Cross-country Skiing and Snowshoeing Trails and Tips
fb88 is a winter wonderland and our Parks and Public Lands offer ample opportunities to ski and snowshoe. If you are new to either activity, check our year-at-glance event calendar for the arrival of the Ski and Snowshoe Trailer at a Park near you and get free use of the gear with your park admission. And join us on our Winter Family Fun Days!
- Our lets you mix and match activities with park facilities. Click on the snowshoeing and cross country skiing icons. Also take a look at the multi-use rail trails.
- Want a multi-day experience? Find out about camping opportunities:
- Traveling with your dog? Please read about Pets in the Parks.
- Stay Informed with Safety Updates.
Suggested Locations
Cross-country Skiing and Snowshoeing
Trail conditions are posted below for our three reporting parks. Call for the park directly for the latest trail conditions and availability of winter camping.
- - a winter-lovers paradise where the season is extensive. Trail Conditions or call (207) 768-8341.
- offers a variety of trails and snowshoe rentals. Trail Conditions or call (207) 688-4712.
- offers great trails and ocean views. or call (207) 236-0849.
- offers groomed trails in a beautiful Downeast setting. or call (207) 726-4412.
- offers groomed trails in addition to un-groomed trails. The warming hut and ice skating near the park headquarters on Center Hill Road make this a great park to spend a winters day. or call (207) 585-2261.
- offers groomed & ungroomed easy to moderate trails that meander through a variety of forest types and woodland cover as well as stretch along the Songo River and a portion of the north shore of Sebago Lake. or call (207) 693-6231.
- beautiful trails through a stately hemlock forest. No Camping.
- easy trails make this a great spot for beginners and as well as those that prefer level terrain. No camping. Trail Conditions or call (207) 865-4465.
Beach Walking sand beaches Winter is a great time to beach walk in the intertidal area.
before you go.
- - a classic saltwater beach.
- also offers pond, bog walk and forest walks, famed tupelo trees and a nature center.
- take in a beach walk and a fort visit.
- offers both sand beach and rocky shoreline.
- a very popular swimming and sunning location.
Additional Trail Resources:
- maps and a searchable database of trails throughout fb88.
- includes online maps and resources.
Trail Tips:
- First Aid basic supplies include band aids, moleskin, 4x4 pads and first aid tape. Check with your local for first aid kit tips and classes.
- Carry plenty of water, sun screen and a snack. Dress in layers for warmth plus protection from wind & water.