Coastal Mountains Land Trust

Open House: Art Gone Wild Stover Trail Adornments with Peter Walls & Allegra Kuhns (Time TBD)
2024-07-07 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | ME
Join us for a reception with the artists during the re-ADORNING of Stover Preserve on Sunday July 7!
Peter Walls and Allegra Kuhn generously offered to reinstall the “jewelry for the trees” from their 2023 installation as a fundraiser for future Art Gone Wild Residencies. “Our 2023 Art Gone Wild Residency gave us permission to PLAY and explore new ways of seeing, making, and reaching our audience through our exploration and discoveries on the Stover Preserve in Belfast, Maine. We both come from a sculpture background and what we created last year brought us back to our roots, taking our Art off the wall and into the trees!
A portion of our forest play was to imagine rethinking how trails are presented to the public. Taking cues from the jewelry industry our pendants are icons for the Stover Preserve itself. Having nature as inspiration is integral to art, design, and creativity and so we spent time on the preserve during our residency and let it speak to us. Creating this “jewelry” for the trees focuses public attention on how special these preserved lands, flora, and fauna are. We hope that the pendents let you experience the forest differently, see its magic, and celebrate it for how special and beautiful it is—whether this is your first time seeing the pendants or you had a chance to see them last year!”
The pendants will be offered for sale and can be picked up after the 3-week adorning (weather dependent) is complete. The pendants have been created to withstand living outdoors permanently, possibly mounted on a 4” x 4” post in one’s personal forest or yard. They are also wonderful pieces to bring indoors and hang on the walls in your favorite sacred interior space.
Each pendant will be offered at $650 each with 50% of the sale going to fund future “Art Gone Wild” residencies. For an additional fee the Artists will work with you to hang your work in your desired location (this does *not include any extra materials needed for installation).
Peter Walls and Allegra Kuhn are Artists living and working in MidCoast Maine. Peter is known for his shaped-panel mural work throughout New England and Allegra for her colorful and joyous abstract paintings. They both find inspiration in the Maine landscape, the creatures which inhabit it, and how humans interact with their surroundings here. The artists are also installing pendants on the Pen Bay Community Wellness Trail on the campus of Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport on June 10.
For more information about Art Gone Wild and our partnership with Coastal Mountains Land Trust, go here.

Arts on the Hill: MoJO Jazz
2024-07-08 18:00 - 19:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Our second Arts on the Hill summer concert features MoJO Jazz! Watch the ensemble bring extraordinary modern and traditional big band music to life atop Beech Hill!
This free outdoor concert kicks off at 6:00PM Monday, July 8th on top of Beech Hill! Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, but please leave dogs at home. No tickets or registration required.
For the quickest route up the hill, park at the main trailhead located at 316 Beech Hill Rd. From the trailhead, the top is a 0.6 mile walk up a steady incline.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Marsh Meadow
2024-07-10 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
Do you love Waldo County? Are you interested in discoveringnew places to explore? Do you want to learn more about Coastal Mountains LandTrust’s work to conserve this beautiful area?
Join us for our new hiking series: Wednesday Waldo Walks!On the second Wednesday of each month, Waldo County Conservation Initiativecommittee member Bindy Pendleton will lead a walk through a different WaldoCounty Preserve.
Our July hike will explore our newest Preserve and trail, Marsh Meadow in Knox!
Directions: FromBelfast, take Main Street west and turn right onto Waldo Avenue / Route 137.Continue 10.4 miles (passing the 131 intersection) to the trailhead on theright. Park only in the designated lot, or along the shoulder of the road, andnot along the driveway.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register! All arewelcome!

Happy Wanderers: Head of Tide, Belfast
2024-07-11 10:00 - 12:00 | Head Of Tide Nature Preserve, 91 Dock Rd, Rangeley, ME, United States
Join us for a guided group hike along the trails of Head ofTide and Stover Preserves in Belfast! Hikers will have the opportunity to enjoythe outdoor installation by artists Peter Walls and Allegra Kuhns! Thesebeautiful murals are adorning the trails as part of our ongoing collaborationwith Waterfall Arts.
Happy Wanderers is our monthly hiking group hosted incollaboration with Maine Health’s Community Health program. These hikes takeplace on different trails throughout Knox and Waldo Counties. Each walk isapproximately two miles long and led by a staff member from Coastal MountainsLand Trust and Community Health.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register! All are welcome!
Directions: Fromdowntown Belfast, take Main Street west and immediately turn right onto WaldoAvenue. In 1.5 miles, turn right onto Doak Road. Parking area is on the rightimmediately after Doak’s Machine Shop.

Art Gone Wild: Adorning the Trails of Stover Preserve in Belfast with Peter Walls & Allegra Kuhns
2024-07-14 | Stover Preserve, Belfast, ME, United States
Artists Peter Walls and Allegra Kuhn generously offered toreinstall the “jewelry for the trees” at Stover Preserve in Belfast from their 2023 Art Gond Wild installationas a fundraiser for future Art Gone Wild Residencies!
“Creating this “jewelry” for the trees focuses publicattention on how special these preserved lands, flora, and fauna are. Wehope that the pendents let you experience the forest differently, see itsmagic, and celebrate it for how special and beautiful it is—whether this isyour first time seeing the pendants or you had a chance to see them last year!”
You can view the pendants along the trails of StoverPreserve from June 25th-July 14th! An open house with theartists, Waterfall Arts, and Coastal Mountains staff will be held on Sunday,July 7th. No registrationis necessary! Bring a friend and enjoy the art as you explore the trails!
The pendants will be offered for sale and can be picked upafter the 3-week adorning (weather dependent) is complete. The pendants havebeen created to withstand living outdoors permanently, possibly mounted on a 4”x 4” post in one’s personal forest or yard. They are also wonderfulpieces to bring indoors and hang on the walls in your favorite sacred interiorspace.
Each pendant will be offered at $650 each with 50% of thesale going to fund future “Art Gone Wild” residencies. For an additional feethe Artists will work with you to hang your work in your desired location (thisdoes not include any extra materials needed for installation).
Peter Wallsand Allegra Kuhn are Artists livingand working in MidCoast Maine. Peter is known for his shaped-panel mural workthroughout New England and Allegra for her colorful and joyous abstractpaintings. They both find inspiration in the Maine landscape, the creatureswhich inhabit it, and how humans interact with their surroundings here. Theartists are also installing pendants on the PenBay Community Wellness Trail on the campus of Pen Bay Medical Center inRockport on June 10.
For more information about Art Gone Wild and our ongoingcollaboration with Waterfall Arts, go here.

Arts on the Hill: Camden Shakespeare Festival
2024-07-14 13:00 - 14:30 | 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Arts on the Hill presents the Camden Shakespeare Festival’s performance of Comedy of Errors!
Comedy of Errors is Shakespeare’s hilarious farce about two sets of twins who end up in the same town, each unaware of the others. Mistakes, fakes, wonders, and blunders – no play contains more comedy, or more errors.
This free outdoor performance begins at 1:00PM on Sunday, July 14th on top of Beech Hill! Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, but please leave dogs at home. No tickets or registration required.
For the quickest route up the hill, park at the main trailhead located at 316 Beech Hill Rd. From the trailhead, the top is a 0.6 mile walk up a steady incline.

Art Gone WILD: Fields (Immersive Floral Installation)
2024-07-19 17:00 - 19:00 | ME
Art Gone WILD continues with an interactive, immersive artinstallation from Bo Dennis of Dandy Ram Farm. “Fields” is a floralinstallation experience hosted at Head of Tide and Stover Preserves in Belfastfrom Friday, July 19th through Sunday, July 21st. An openhouse will be held at Head of Tide Preserve on Friday, July 19thfrom 5p.m.-7p.m. with Waterfall Arts and Coastal Mountains Land Trust staff.
This installation is free to access and open to everyone!See details about accessibility and locations below.
Head of Tide Preserve: installations will be adjacent to aneven gravel parking lot. Florals can be viewed from the lot or can be accessedvia an uneven grass path. Additional parking is available along the street ifthe main lot is full. There is a non-wheelchair accessible porta pottyavailable on site.
Stover Preserve: an uneven, approximately 7-minute walk downa wooded path will lead to installations which can be viewed from the riverbankor from wading into the water. The path is steep in steep in sections andincludes stairs. Florals guide the way to the water.
Art Gone WILD is our ongoing collaboration with WaterfallArts which connects art, nature, and community through free outdoor events andinstallations by local artists. Visit waterfallarts.org to learn more.
Directions to Head of Tide Preserve: From downtown Belfast,take Main Street west and immediately turn right onto Waldo Avenue. In 1.5miles, turn right onto Doak Road. Parking area is on the right immediatelyafter Doak’s Machine Shop.

Blueberry Free Pick
2024-07-21 09:00 - 15:00 | 316 Beech Hill Rd. Rockport, ME
Coastal Mountain Land Trust’s annual free pick days at the blueberry fields of Beech Hill will be held from Sunday, July 21st through Saturday, July 27th! Sign up here.
For the quickest route to the berry fields, park at 316 Beech Hill Rd. in Rockport. The field will be on your right, about five minutes walking distance from your car.
Bring your buckets, sun protection, and plenty of water!
Please note: dogs are not allowed in the blueberry fields in compliance with our MOFGA certification standards. Help keep our berries organic by leaving dogs at home! Rakes are also not allowed at free pick days. In the case of free pick cancellation due to inclement weather, you will receive an email notification.

Insect Bonanza
2024-07-21 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
Rescheduled to Sunday, July 21st at 10a.m.!
Join naturalist Roger Rittmaster and members of the Maine Entomological Society for Insect Bonanza, a guided hike exploring a wide array of bug-friendly habitats along the Ragged Mountain trails. This is an especially exciting time in the insect world, as we approach peak butterfly diversity in Midcoast Maine!
The hike will begin at the Camden Snowbowl trailhead on Barnestown Road. This event is co-sponsored by Coastal Mountains and Georges River Land Trusts.
This hike is free and open to all ages! Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register.

CANCELLED Blueberry Free Pick: Evening Pick
2024-07-25 17:00 - 19:00 | ME
This event has been cancelled due to rain.
The sweetest time of year is here: blueberry free pick days at Beech Hill Preserve! Free picks will take place every day from Sunday, July 21st through Saturday, July 27th. On Thursday, July 25th we will host a special evening picking session from 5p.m.-7p.m.
Sign up here!
Bring your buckets, sun protection, and plenty of water!
Please note: dogs are not allowed in the blueberry fields in compliance with our MOFGA certification standards. Help keep our berries organic by leaving dogs at home! Rakes are also not allowed at free pick days. In the case of free pick cancellation due to inclement weather, you will receive an email notification.

Blueberry Free Pick
2024-07-27 09:00 - 15:00 | 316 Beech Hill Rd. Rockport, ME
Coastal Mountain Land Trust's annual free pick days at the blueberry fields of Beech Hill will be held from Sunday, July 21st through Saturday, July 27th! Sign up here.
For the quickest route to the berry fields, park at 316 Beech Hill Rd. in Rockport. The field will be on your right, about five minutes walking distance from your car.
Bring your buckets, sun protection, and plenty of water!
Please note: dogs are not allowed in the blueberry fields in compliance with our MOFGA certification standards. Help keep our berries organic by leaving dogs at home! Rakes are also not allowed at free pick days. In the case of free pick cancellation due to inclement weather, you will receive an email notification.

Arts on the Hill: Burnurwurbskek Singers
2024-07-28 13:00 - 14:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Burnurwurbskek Singers to Beech Hill Preserve on Sunday, July 28 at 1:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series.
Comprised of men representing many of Maine’s Wabanaki people (including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet and Mic Mac tribes), the members of the Burnurwurbskek Singers have been singing and drumming together for almost 25 years. They perform traditional northeast Native American woodland songs that date back to time immemorial, as well as more contemporary, intertribal songs. These songs have been passed down in their rich oral tradition from generation to generation – from fathers, grandfathers and uncles to brothers, cousins and sons.
Core members of the group are Ron Bear, his two sons Nick Bear and Cree Neptune Bear, and Nyle Sockbeson. The group is also often accompanied by traditional Native American dances, performed by Ron’s daughter Selena Neptune Bear and others. The Burnurwurbskek Singers are honored to continue to share their Native American drumming, singing and dances with Indian Country and others.
We are honored to welcome the Singers to Beech Hill. Please join us for this very special event.
We’d like to thank the sponsors of this concert:
Bangor Savings Bank – Camden Coast Real Estate – Cold Mountain Builders – First National Bank
All performances are free and open to all ages, but please leave your dogs at home.

Volunteer Blueberry Raking for Local Food Pantries
2024-07-30 08:30 - 12:30 | ME
Now that ourweek of community free picks have wrapped up, we’re looking for some helpraking through the remaining berries in the fields at Beech Hill! Raked berrieswill be winnowed and packed in our Blueberry Barn, which is located in the mainparking lot of the preserve. Berries will then be frozen and distributed to anumber of food pantries in the local area.
Raking sessions will be held Tuesday, July 30th and Wednesday, July 31st from 8:30am-12:30pm.
In pastyears we have been able to provide close to 150 pounds of berries perseason to those who need them! With your help we can do so again this year.
For yourefforts we’d be happy to send you home with some winnowed and packed berriesfor yourselves as well. Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org if you’d be interested inparticipating in either of the gleaning sessions.
We’llprovide the rakes and kids are welcome to participate!

Volunteer Blueberry Raking for Local Food Pantries
2024-07-31 08:30 - 12:30 | ME
Now that ourweek of community free picks have wrapped up, we’re looking for some helpraking through the remaining berries in the fields at Beech Hill! Raked berrieswill be winnowed and packed in our Blueberry Barn, which is located in the mainparking lot of the preserve. Berries will then be frozen and distributed to anumber of food pantries in the local area.
Raking sessions will be held Tuesday, July 30th and Wednesday, July 31st from 8:30am-12:30pm.
In pastyears we have been able to provide close to 150 pounds of berries perseason to those who need them! With your help we can do so again this year.
For yourefforts we’d be happy to send you home with some winnowed and packed berriesfor yourselves as well. Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org if you’d be interested inparticipating in either of the gleaning sessions.
We'llprovide the rakes and kids are welcome to participate!

Happy Wanderers: Ragged Mountain, Hope
2024-08-01 10:00 - 12:00 | 223 Hope St, Rockport, ME, United States
All are welcome to join us for a summery hike along theRound the Mountain Trail at 10a.m. on Thursday, August 1st! We willmeet at the Thorndike Brook Trailhead (223 Hope Rd.) and hike approximately 2miles total on an out-and-back path.
Happy Wanderers is our monthly hiking group hosted incollaboration with Maine Health’s Community Health program. These hikes takeplace at different trails throughout Knox and Waldo Counties. Each walk is ledby a staff member from Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Community Health.
Summer is a beautiful time to observe wildflowers,butterflies, and mushrooms along this awesome, multi-use trail! Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org toregister or learn more.

Arts on the Hill: Darshan Music
2024-08-01 17:30 - 18:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Arts on the Hill presents: Darshan Music!
This free outdoor performance begins at 5:30PM on Thursday, August 1st on top of Beech Hill! Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, but please leave dogs at home. No tickets or registration required.
For the quickest route up the hill, park at the main trailhead located at 316 Beech Hill Rd. From the trailhead, the top is a 0.6 mile walk up a steady incline.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Main Stream Preserve
2024-08-14 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
Do you love Waldo County? Are you interested in discoveringnew places to explore? Do you want to learn more about Coastal Mountains LandTrust’s work to conserve this beautiful area?
Join us for a Wednesday Waldo Walk! This hiking series isled by Waldo County Conservation Initiative committee member Bindy Pendleton.Each walk explores a different Waldo County trail.
Our August hike will take place at Main Stream Preserve inStockton Springs on Wednesday, August 14th at 10a.m.
Directions: FromStockton Springs, take Route 1 north, then turn onto Harris Road by Just Barb’sRestaurant. Turn left onto Green Valley Road, then right onto Old County Road,then left onto Sherer Road. Parking at the end of Sherer Road on the left.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register! All arewelcome!

Arts on the Hill: Sugar Snaps
2024-08-22 17:30 - 19:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
The SugarSnaps are a high-energy 8-piece R&B band from midcoast Maine.Featuring powerhouse vocals and a classic horn section, the Snaps bring to lifethe rich back catalog of lesser-known funk and soul tunes sprinkled withoccasional popular hits by artists like Maceo Parker, Sharon Jones, StevieWonder, Ann Peebles, Al Green, and the Meters.
Theband features the powerful pipes of Ms. Emma Theobalds; the nasty brass of JulianStearns (trumpet), Steve Orlofsky (saxophone) and AdamTangarone (trombone); the slick stylings of guitarist Will Field;the funky fingers of keyboardist Mo Lotman; the pulsing palpitationsof bassist Adam Nordell; and the syncopated skins of drummer WillyCrichton. With a repertoire of the funkiest, grooviest,catchiest tunes from the 60s, 70s, and beyond, The Sugar Snaps are sure to haveyour booty on the dance floor until it melts or last call, whichever comesfirst.

Arts on the Hill: Just Honey
2024-08-29 17:30 - 19:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Just Honey duo to Beech Hill Preserve on Thursday, August 29 at 5:30 p.m. as part of this popular summer concert series.
Just Honey is not your typical cover band! They are a duo that delivers with rock-solid rhythm guitar, infectious percussion and haunting harmonies drawing from an eclectic musical library influenced by New Americana, Roots, Funk, Rock, Blues, & Outlaw Country.
Plan to bring a picnic, relax – maybe get up and dance! – and enjoy the spectacular view. All Arts on the Hill performances are free and open to all ages but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, Cold Mountain Builders, and First National Bank.

Happy Wanderers Hike: Clark Island Preserve
2024-09-05 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
All are welcome to join us for monthly Happy Wanderers hike at Clark Island Preserve in St. George! We will meet at the parking lot (located at the Craignair Inn) at 10a.m. on Thursday, September 5th for a two mile walk around the island's trails. The Preserve is maintained by our friends at Maine Coast Heritage Trust, who will join us for a walk to share the island's natural and human history!
Happy Wanderers hikes are led by Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health's Community Health Program staff.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register or learn more.

Kites and Ice Cream!
2024-09-07 13:00 - 15:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Come join us for our annual day of childhood bliss on Beech Hill! Hike up to our historic stone hut and Stonefox’s ice cream truck, where each child will receive a free kite and ice cream! REGISTER HERE.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Meadow Brook Preserve
2024-09-11 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
All are welcome on this autumnal exploration of Meadow Brook Preserve in Swanville on Wednesday, September 11th! Hikers will meet our leader at 10a.m. at the trailhead.
Wednesday Waldo Walks are a great way to discover new and old trails in Waldo County. Each walk is led by longtime Coastal Mountains member and lifetime Waldo County resident Bindy Pendleton. Learn more about work to conserve land in this beautiful area on the hike!
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more.
Directions: From downtown Belfast, take High Street/City Point Road for 2.6 miles. Take a slight right onto Oak Hill Road. In 2.1 miles, the preserve will be on right. Access is available on Swan Lake Avenue across from the Swanville Transfer station. No parking lot at that location, users are encouraged to park at Oak Hill Road.

Arts on the Hill: Sound of Music Singalong with Watts Hall Community Players
2024-09-15 15:00 - 16:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Come help our hills ring with the sound of music!! Join local community theater group “Watts Hall Community Players” in singing along to the music from the beloved movie “The Sound of Music.” Lyric sheets will be provided (or bring your own!) and we encourage you to sing or listen along with Watts Hall Community Players members as they lead you in songs such as “Do, Re, Mi” and “Edelweiss”. Musical direction and accompaniment by Sean Fleming. Costumes optional!
Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, but please leave dogs at home. No tickets or registration required.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, Cold Mountain Builders, and First National Bank.
For the quickest route up the hill, park at the main trailhead located at 316 Beech Hill Rd. From the trailhead, the top is a 0.6 mile walk up a steady incline.

Join Learning Landscapes for Volunteer Training!
2024-09-18 09:00 - 10:30 | ME
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Learning Landscapes program is offering its second volunteer training in support of local educators! Please join us at Camden Rockport Elementary School, 11 Children’s Way in Rockport on Wednesday, September 18 at 9:00 a.m.
Outdoor learning is growing and teachers are requesting help from trained outdoor enthusiasts, so they can regularly and safely take their learners outside to experience the benefits of nature-based education.
Please join us to discover how you can directly support place-based education for children in the Five Towns, RSU 71 and RSU 20 school districts through our Learning Landscapes program.
For more information and to register, visit HERE.

Arts on the Hill: concert by two bands, Rockville and Telescope Club
2024-09-22 16:00 - 19:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Arts on the Hill of the season brings TWO BANDS to Beech Hill on the same day, for the first time ever!! You don’t want to miss the bands Rockville AND Telescope Club – The Hill will be rocking!
Headliner group Rockville is a Midcoast Maine roots music band. A unique blend of folk, country, blues and rock with a sprinkle of reggae. Rockville offers a mix of original music that speaks to the elements, the natural world and the human experience. The rugged coastline and beauty of this place inspires Rockville to make music. Rock out with the Rockville gems.
Opening act Telescope Club is duo Noah and Khaya, who began performing in NYC where they met, and currently live off grid in Downeast Maine. Their music is focused on comparing these polar opposite locations, city and rural. Described as alternative-folk-punk-indie-rock, Telescope Club has a minimalist approach to arranging stimulating live shows and recordings.
Thank you for leaving your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made possible by Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, Cold Mountain Builders, and First National Bank.

Happy Wanderers Hike: Hodson Preserve
2024-10-03 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
Join us for an autumnal community hike at Hodson Preserve in Camden on October 3rd at 10:00am!
All are welcome! This out-and-back hike will cover approximately 2.5 miles of trail with some elevation and rewarding views over a blueberry field.
Happy Wanderers Hikes are held on the first Thursday of each month and are led by staff members from Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more!

Wednesday Waldo Walk with Belfast Bay Watershed Coalition
2024-10-23 13:00 - 14:30 | ME
Wednesday Waldo Walks explore different Coastal Mountains Land Trust trails each month! These hikes are led by volunteer and member Bindy Pendleton.
Later this month, Bindy will team up with Belfast Bay Watershed Coalition to explore the Sucker Brook Tract at Meadow Brook Preserve in Swanville.
Hikers can meet Bindy at the trailhead at 593 Oak Hill Road at 1pm. This walk is free and open to everyone!
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more.

CANCELED Arts on the Hill: Spooky Stories
2024-10-26 16:00 - 18:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Sorry, this event has been canceled!
CoastalMountains Land Trust presents the final Arts on the Hill event of the year: Spooky Stories! On top of Beech Hill, tellers will take the stageat our stone hut to recount haunting tales.
Stories beginat 4pm! All are welcome to join us by the fire for a night of frights!
No ticketsare needed for this festive Halloween event. Stories are free for all humans,but please leave dogs at home. Due to the spooky and scary nature of thestories, this event may not be suitable for small children.
Parking isavailable at 316 Beech Hill Road in Rockport. Follow the farm road to the top!

Happy Wanderers: Fernalds Neck Preserve
2024-11-07 10:00 - 12:00 | Fernalds Neck Preserve, Fernalds Neck Road, Lincolnville, ME, 04849, United States
Join us for a two-mile hike at Fernalds Neck Preserve on Thursday, November 7th! We will meet at the parking lot at 10:00a.m. All are welcome!
Happy Wanderers Hikes are held on the first Thursday of each month and are led by staff members from Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more!

Wednesday Waldo Walk: McLellan Poor Preserve in Northport
2024-11-13 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
Wednesday Waldo Walks explore different Coastal Mountains Land Trust trails throughout the northern part of our service region each month! These hikes are led by volunteer and member Bindy Pendleton.
In November, Bindy will showcase the trails of McLellan Poor Preserve in Northport. Hikers can meet Bindy at the Route 1 trailhead at 10a.m.
These walks are free and open to anyone! Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more.
