The 0.4-mile Hales Pond Trail winds through wooded uplands, crossing rock walls indicative of 19th century farming and pasturing. The trail briefly follows an old woods road near the pond before crossing a stream via a footbridge. After the crossing, the 0.4-mile Fisher Loop travels along the beautiful shore of Hales Pond, and atop an impressive bedrock spine perched above a long narrow gully. The total hiking distance out, around the loop, and back again is 1.3 miles.
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KLT manages this Preserve to protect wildlife habitat and water quality as well as for low-impact outdoor recreation, including nature observation, hiking, hunting, and fishing.
For the protection of the inland wading bird and waterfowl habitat, dogs are not allowed on the property.
For additional information, visit the Kennebec Land Trust website, or contact:
From Wayne, take Pond Road north to the four-way intersection with the Berry, Walton, and Richmond Mills Roads. Continue north on Richmond Mills Road for approximately 1.3 miles, then turn right onto Bamford Pond Road. Continue 0.3 miles to the parking area, with a preserve sign, on the right.
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