The Mindfulness Trail and Maze is a network of over a mile of well-maintained, easy-to-hike trails where visitors can experience the mysteries and secrets hidden in the Maine forest. The Mindfulness Trail is free of charge and open to the public.
Our Mission
We welcome curious minds of all ages to explore the Maine forest with us—through science, history, and hands-on discovery. Whether you're a young adventurer or a lifelong learner, we invite you to uncover our natural wonders and rich past. Together, we learn, share, and grow—deepening our connection to Maine’s forested places and having fun along the way.
Scenes from along the Mindfulness Trail
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Get lost in the Maze trails. Explore this part of the forest and then find your way out. You might get lost temporarily but eventually all Maze trails lead to somewhere on the Loop trail. You can also “get lost” in the mindfulness sense. In other words, let yourself get lost in the amazing life of the forest. Either way, it is a fun way to experience and explore whatever you will find. Let us know if you discover something new. The information stops on the Loop trail will help you interpret some of what you see.
Mindfulness Trail is being shaped one thoughtful project at a time—paths, markers, and the science-and-history details that make visitors stop and look closer. Volunteers help make that real. You don’t need special skills—just a willingness to show up and contribute. It’s hands-on, outdoor work with a purpose… and it’s genuinely fun to see the trail evolve because you were part of it. No pressure, no expertise required. If you like the idea of contributing in a calm, grounded setting, you’ll fit right in.
Why”Mindfulness”? and other Frequently Asked Questions
Should I call first?
That's a good idea. We have limited parking. We can reserve a time for you.
What if I need to cancel?
No problem. There is no cost involved, so you can cancel whenever. Please give us a call, so we can make the spot available for others.
What about bad weather?
We try to stay open 7 days a week. Sometimes we close due to dangerous weather conditions as a safety precautions. If you have a reservation, we will attempt to contact you. We will also post any altered hours on our Facebook page.
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How You Can Participate
Have you ever wanted to be an archeological detective? This is your chance!
In the 1700’s settlers worked hard to clear and maintain farmland. Clues all around can help us trace the history of agriculture in this part of Maine.
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