Preserving, connecting and sharing the natural beauty of Freeport, ME
2025 Freeport Trail Challenge
2025 Freeport Trail Challenge
2025 Freeport Trail Challenge 2025 Freeport Trail Challenge
We invite you to explore four local trails with our exciting trail challenge!
Each year the Freeport Conservation Trust invites the public to take the challenge of hiking four trails selected from the variety of FCT and other public access trails in Freeport. It’s an opportunity to enjoy the beauty that these lands have to offer and earn rewards for getting outside. What could be better than that?
To celebrate our 10th anniversary of the Trail Challenge, we have added our first ever StoryWalk® at Florida Lake and trivia questions at River’s Edge, particularly with our awesome young hikers in mind!
Fungi of the Forest
September 13th 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Location
TBD
Join amateur mycologist and nature photographer Michael DeLola for a guided stroll through the woods to admire the fascinating fungi that thrive in Freeport’s forests. Michael will share insights about the incredible diversity of mushrooms and fungi found right in our backyards, and you’ll have a chance to see them up close in their natural habitat.
Participation is limited and registration is required. Reserve your spot
Explore Casco Bay by Boat
Join us for a special late-summer outing on the water!
Freeport Conservation Trust is partnering with Seacoast Tours of Freeport for a memorable boat trip through beautiful Casco Bay. Along the way, you’ll experience the Bay’s stunning scenery, learn about its rich history and ecology, and see firsthand why protecting these waters matters so much.
This trip is a wonderful way to connect with the coast, spend time with friends and family, and support FCT’s work to preserve Freeport’s natural places.
👉 Space is limited
Want to explore the outdoors? We have over 20 miles of trails for you to visit!
Since 1977, FCT has protected over 1700 acres in and around Freeport. Creating and managing trail connections is a major conservation priority and we encourage everyone to get outside and enjoy nature.
Frost Gully Brook Dam Removal Project
“We donated this ecologically and historically important land to Freeport Conservation Trust in order to preserve it for our children and all the people of Freeport forever”
— Joe and Genie Field
WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF THIS YEAR'S
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