North Street Recreation Area Trail / Waterville Connector

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A great paved and wheelchair friendly trail alongside the Messalonskee Stream.
Trail Activity
Accessible Adventure Snowshoeing Cross-country-skiing Mountain-biking Walking
Length
1.70 miles, One Way
Difficulty
Easy
Town
Waterville
Surface
Pavement
Pets
Permitted
Fees
No

Description

The 0.6-mile North Street Rec Area trail follows the shoreline of Messalonskee Stream around the North Street Recreational Area. The paved walkway is 11 feet wide, and of a mostly flat grade. Various loops may be created by utilizing the widened North Street sidewalk. 

The 1.1-mile Waterville Connector Trail utilizes streets and sidewalks to connect the North Street Rec Area Trail to downtown Waterville, the accessible Riverwalk Trail at Head of Falls, and the Two Cent Bridge footbfidge over the Kennebec River.

The North Street Recreational Area Trail was a 2005 Centennial Project of the Waterville Sunrise Rotary Club, and is maintained by trail users and the City of Waterville.

Trail Manager

Visit Kennebec Messalonskee Trail online for more information or contact:

Kennebec Messalonskee Trails
47 Cushman Road
Winslow, ME 04901
kmtrails.info@gmail.com
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Trail Tips

Leave What You Find
Respect natural resources, cultural and historic items, and wildlife by looking rather than touching.

Trailhead Information

From North Street there are three access points. At the southern end, just after crossing the rail bridge take a left turn onto Edgemont Avenue (following the trail signs), the trailhead is at the end of Edgemont. In the middle, there is a link to the trail between the covered picnic tables and the soccer fields. At the northern end of the soccer fields, there is limited parking and a boat ramp and float.

At the northern-most lot above the soccer fields, the walkway may be reached from the parking lot over and down a short but moderate bank of grass and gravel, or via the sidewalk on North Street, and around the gate at the trailhead. There is 6 feet through which to pass over grass and dirt to the right of the gate, and then a short, very gentle slope down to where the walkway turns along the stream and flattens out.

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