We are excited to share that our brand-new Explorer’s Guide tri-fold brochures have officially arrived! These professional guides highlight the Francis Small Heritage Trust’s mission to safeguard the large, connected landscapes of Southern Maine while providing a high-quality resource for our community to discover the preserves and trails we manage.
You can expect to see these guides at our upcoming local events and, very soon, stocked at our trail kiosks for your convenience.
What’s Inside the Guide?
The brochure features a detailed trail map and highlights eight unique locations for you to explore:
- Ingalls Pond: Ideal for birdwatching and nature study among interconnected ponds and wetlands.
- Jagolinzer Preserve: Offers a loop with breathtaking views of the Saco River.
- Devils Den: A historic spot with panoramic vistas and fascinating geological features.
- Heath Loop Trail: A quiet walk through a significant local wetland.
- Colcord Trail: A moderate ascent through hemlock groves leading to scenic ledges.
- Bald Ledge: Features spectacular summit views at an elevation of approximately 1,185 feet.
- Sawyer Mountain Highlands: A challenging trek with an elevation gain of over 1,000 feet.
- Sawyer Mountain via Smith Trail: Access the mountain from the Limerick side for a 3-mile round-trip hike.
Get Your Copy
Keep an eye out for these brochures at our next event! If you know of a local spot that would benefit from displaying these guides, please reach out to us at info@fsht.org so we can coordinate distribution.
Can’t wait for a physical copy? You can view our full list of trails and maps anytime at https://fsht.org/trails-and-maps/.
Francis Small Heritage Trust, Inc. 