Walking the trails at Laudholm
Walking the trails at Laudholm - Wells Reserve
Details
Laudholm saltwater farm is part of the Wells Reserve. Hiking trails are easy and cover a variety of habitats - meadow, forest, swamp and beach. There are approximately 7 miles of easy trails to experience the beauty of south coastal Maine. Trails are available year round for hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. There are long sections of wooden walkways crossing the wetland areas as well as access to a walkable beach.
Walking the 5 – 7 miles of trails should take under 3 hours. Afterwards let’s do lunch at a local eartery of the group’s choosing.
History of the Laudholm farm: http://www2.wellsreserve.org/preservation/historic_laudholm_farm
Information on Wells Reserve at Laudholm: https://www.wellsreserve.org/visit
Laudholm trail map: https://www.wellsreserve.org/writable/files/archive/downloads/trailmap_justmap.pdf
Admission to Laudholm is free after mid-October
No pets allowed on the trails (sorry…)
Make sure to bring the following:
- Hiking footwear (may need boots/stabilizers dependent on snow coverage)
- Dress in layers
- Plenty of water
- A snack (lunch will probably be between 1 and 2pm - if you decide to join us)
As mentioned above - after the hike join us for lunch at a local eatery of the group's choosing.
Directions
Directions - Wells Reserve at Laudholm
Driving directions:
Take exit 19 (Wells) off the Maine Turnpike (Rte 95).
Turn left onto ME-109 / Rte 9 East - 1.6 miles
Turn left onto US-1 North - 1.5 miles
Turn right onto Laudholm Farm Rd. (just before the Maine Diner) - 0.4 miles
Turn left onto Skinner Mill Rd. - 0.1 miles
Turn right and follow signs to the Reserve
We will meet at the parking lot.
IF INTERESTED IN CARPOOLING LET ME KNOW
About this event
Laudholm saltwater farm is part of the Wells Reserve. Hiking trails are easy and cover a variety of habitats - meadow, forest, swamp and beach. There are approximately 7 miles of easy trails to experience the beauty of south coastal Maine. Trails are available year round for hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. There are long sections of wooden walkways crossing the wetland areas as well as access to a walkable beach.
Walking the 5 – 7 miles of trails should take under 3 hours. Afterwards let’s do lunch at a local eartery of the group’s choosing.
History of the Laudholm farm: http://www2.wellsreserve.org/preservation/historic_laudholm_farm
Information on Wells Reserve at Laudholm: https://www.wellsreserve.org/visit
Laudholm trail map: https://www.wellsreserve.org/writable/files/archive/downloads/trailmap_justmap.pdf
Admission to Laudholm is free after mid-October
No pets allowed on the trails (sorry…)
Make sure to bring the following:
- Hiking footwear (may need boots/stabilizers dependent on snow coverage)
- Dress in layers
- Plenty of water
- A snack (lunch will probably be between 1 and 2pm - if you decide to join us)
As mentioned above - after the hike join us for lunch at a local eatery of the group's choosing.
Directions to the trailhead
Get directionsDirections - Wells Reserve at Laudholm
Driving directions:
Take exit 19 (Wells) off the Maine Turnpike (Rte 95).
Turn left onto ME-109 / Rte 9 East - 1.6 miles
Turn left onto US-1 North - 1.5 miles
Turn right onto Laudholm Farm Rd. (just before the Maine Diner) - 0.4 miles
Turn left onto Skinner Mill Rd. - 0.1 miles
Turn right and follow signs to the Reserve
We will meet at the parking lot.
IF INTERESTED IN CARPOOLING LET ME KNOW
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