Orono Bog Boardwalk and Bangor City Forest
One advantage of having an outdoor club at work is that it gives people an opportunity to get to know each other outside of work while engaged in a healthy activity.
I went on a 2.7 mile hike at the Orono Bog Boardwalk and Bangor City Forest with my workplace's outdoor club. We had a good group of people which made for an enjoyable trip, despite the large number of mosquitoes.
We elected to take the East West loop trail to the Bog Boardwalk, and then the Tripp Road to the Deer Trail and back along the Tripp Road. This provided a nice sampling of the different trail types in the forest.
Here is a trail map of our hike today. For a full map of the forest, you can visit the official site here.
I went on a 2.7 mile hike at the Orono Bog Boardwalk and Bangor City Forest with my workplace's outdoor club. We had a good group of people which made for an enjoyable trip, despite the large number of mosquitoes.
We elected to take the East West loop trail to the Bog Boardwalk, and then the Tripp Road to the Deer Trail and back along the Tripp Road. This provided a nice sampling of the different trail types in the forest.
Here is a trail map of our hike today. For a full map of the forest, you can visit the official site here.
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| The bog boardwalk passes through a wooded bog area... |
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| ... and continues to an open bog with expansive views of the area. |
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