Beginning at the ME-237 trailhead and kiosk: walk across ME-237 and head north-west toward ME-35 through conserved forest along the unpaved trail. Follow Sebago to the Sea Trail signs. Cross ME-35 [Caution: High speed road] and proceed along Pond Road (paved) to the end where you will see another kiosk. Follow the unpaved Pond Road trail north for approximately 1 mile to a trail on the left that will lead you to the lakeshore.
From the alternative parking lot on ME-35: Follow the unimproved trail west to the unpaved Pond Road and the Sebago to the Sea Trail. Turn right and follow the Sebago to the Sea Trail over unpaved ground to the lakeshore.
Trail guidelines:
More information about allowed uses and restrictions on the Portland Water District's Sebago Lake Land Reserve here.
Presumpscot Regional Land Trust supports healthy lands, waters, wildlife, and people across the Presumpscot River watershed through conservation, water quality monitoring, education, and public access. Our success is based on member support. To learn more and become a member go to www.prlt.org.
Visit Sebago to the Sea Trail online for maps and information, or contact the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust:
The primary parking lot for this section of the Sebago to the Sea trail is a gravel pull-off located on ME-237/White Rock Road about one-quarter mile east of Route ME-35. The lot is on the south side of the road and is marked by a Portland Water District kiosk. Please fill out a permit at the kiosk.
Alternative parking: Travel north on ME-35 to the intersection with Busque Road in Standish. You will see a parking lot and Portland Water District kiosk on the left hand side of the road. Please fill out a permit at the kiosk.
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