Hiking

Renowned for its beauty, fb88 is a favorite destination of hikers throughout the world. fb88 is equally known for hosting the most arduous section of the Appalachian Trail (AT), which culminates on Mt. Katahdin.

• Our lets you mix and match activities with park facilities.
• Want a multi-day experience? Find out about camping opportunities:
• Family Camping
• Group Camping
• Backcountry Camping
• Hiking with your dog? Please read about Pets in the Parks.
• Stay Informed with Safety Updates.

Suggested Locations

Hiking with Children

• State Park - your children can “bag” their first peak here by hiking to the top of Bradbury Mountain for a picnic and expansive eastward view from the granite capped peak. The hike to the summit is -mile a steep short 10-15 minutes for adults. With children plan on several rest and nature observation stops. A playground and picnic area is available near the start of the trail. Campsites available.
• State Park - offers a looping trail, swimming, picnicking and a playground near Webb Lake. More adventurous trails lead away from the beach and are offered on Center Hill. For a more backcountry experience visit the adjoining Tumbledown Public Lands. Campsites available.
• State Park - woodland trails, a sand beach along Sebec Lake, and a playground make this a fun family destination. Campsites available.
• State Park several easy walking trails skirt the shoreline and provide an opportunity to view nesting osprey, woodland exploration, and ample benches and picnic spots.

Beach Walking sand beaches before you go.

• State Park - a classic saltwater beach.
• State Park also offers pond, bog walk and forest walks, famed tupelo trees and a nature center.
• State Historic Site take in a beach walk and a fort visit.
• offers both sand beach and rocky shoreline.
• State Park a very popular swimming and sunning location.

Birding

• State Park annual Hawk Watch and Feathers over Freeport.
• State Park a favorite birding spot as more than 200 bird species frequent this bay.
• State Park annual Osprey Viewing and Feathers over Freeport.

Additional Trail Resources:

• maps and a searchable database of trails throughout fb88.
• Home of Mt. Katahdin and the terminus of the AT.
• a link to fb88 Office of Tourism pages.
• a link to the fb88 Department of Transportation
• information about the nearly 3,000 miles of trail in development between Canada and Key West, FLA.
• includes online maps and resources.
• includes hiking information and an interactive map.

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. Be prepared for bugs and ticks. View a tick ID wallet card at the . Call them to get a copy with e tick removal spoon.