With 650 acres and 10 miles of trails, Bangor City Forest provides a nice place to hike within the city.
It's hard to resist getting trail time in when it's only a 5 minute drive from town. Although I was short on time, I was still able to get a 2 mile 30 minute hike in. The gravel road trails have finally dried out (just in time for the 3-5" of snow predicted for tomorrow).
Here is the
trail map from today's hike.
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These maps showing the park's trail system are located throughout the park at almost every trail intersection, making it difficult to get lost. I took A-B-C-D-H-I-J-K. |
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A portion of the gravel road trail. |
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Another section of the gravel road trail. |
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