There are four trails in the forest with varying uses and features. The 1.1-mile Spiller Homestead Loop leaves directly from the parking area, is easy and flat, and allows hiking and mountain biking. The 1.1-mile Grape Expectations extends to the south off the Spiller Homestead Loop, allowing both hikers and bikers a longer route. The 0.7-mile pedestrian-only Pismire Bluff Trail departs from the loop to cross Conesca Road and travels uphill to the viewpoint on Pismire Bluff, overlooking Crescent Lake. The Highlands Loop Trail is a 1 mile pedestrian-only trail that leaves from the Pismire Bluff Trail. Do all four trails if you’re up for a couple hours in the woods!
Designated uses of the Raymond Community Forest are:
Please follow these rules while enjoying the forest:
This trail passes through a property that was acquired in part with funds from the Land for Maine’s Future program. For more information about the LMF program and the places it has helped to protect, please visit the LMF webpage.
This trail was made possible in part with funds from the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund (MOHF). For more information about MOHF and the wildlife and conservation projects it has contributed to, please visit the MOHF webpage.
For more information and a printable map, visit Loon Echo Land Trust online:
Parking is available in a lot on Conesca Road in Raymond.
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