Located on the Bagaduce River, Maine Coast Heritage Trust's 49-acre Tills Point Preserve was acquired in 2006. Visitors interested in exploring Tills Point can follow a 0.5-mile meandering path that ends at a small bench near the shore.
Due to the diverse forest, consisting of pine, red oak, and spruce-fir stands, the preserve is home to nearly three dozen species of breeding songbirds. The Tills Point shoreline is also an ideal location for observing shorebirds, seals, ospreys, and bald eagles. The view from the south shore encompasses a broad array of undeveloped, protected shoreline with broad mudflats at low tide.
Preserve Information and Guidelines:
For more information and a printable preserve map, please visit Maine Coast Heritage Trust's website.
From the western intersection of ME-175 and ME-199 in Penobscot: drive south on ME-199 for about 1.5 miles and turn left on Wardwell Point Road. Follow Wardwell Point Road for nearly 0.5 miles until you reach Till’s Point road on the right. Follow this road across a field for approximately 0.25 miles. As the road bends left, stay straight and the parking area will be about 500 feet ahead on the right.
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