This 70-acre property has 2 miles of trail looping through both fields and forest. The Stonewall Trail, at the northwest corner of Sayles Woods, connects to Bliss Woods. These trails are part of the South Freeport Trail system.
The trail system winds its way around a typical farm field. The surface is mostly grass with some muddy areas when wet. The typical slope is 2% with a short section of a 10% slope. After crossing the bridge into the second field, a significant cross slope may make it harder for people who use wheelchairs or are unstable when walking. The trails are very wide throughout the field system, up to 10 feet in places. Parking is roadside.
Dogs must be kept on a leash within 500 feet of the road.
For additional information, visit the Freeport Conservation Trust website, or contact:
SAYLES FIELDS - CHURCH ROAD/PINE STREET TRAILHEADS
From US-1 in Freeport, turn onto South Freeport Road. Take South Freeport Road, until you see the post office and church. Entrances to Sayles Field are from Pine Street and Church Road, which are both streets off of South Freeport Road, right near the church. Parking for Sayles Field is very limited side-of-road parking. Better parking is at the lot for the Stonewood Trail, which connects to Sayles Field.
STONEWOOD TRAIL - STONEWOOD DRIVE TRAILHEAD
From the intersection of Desert Road and US-1, just south of Freeport Village, head south on US-1. Go 1.3 miles then turn left on Stonewood Drive. Go 0.2 miles to the end of Stonewood Drive, behind the LL Bean building, where there is parking by the trailhead at the end of the road.
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