Our more than 1,000 acres offer a host of low-impact activities for people of all ages to enjoy the natural beauty of Maine.
The Orono Land Trust maintains 14 different areas. Visitors use our trails for a range of outdoor activities. In the summer, you can use our trails for walking and biking. In the winter, skiing, snowshoeing, and more are available.
Click the links below for more information, including downloadable/printable maps.
Sklar Park
Davis Conservation Easement
Dwight B. Demeritt Forest
Piney Knoll Conservation Area
Jeremiah Colburn Natural Area
Orono Bog Boardwalk
Brent Halsey Educational Forest
Caribou Bog Conservation Area
Gould Landing
Rampe Conservation Easement & Town of Orono Land
Other Local Lands & Trails
Caribou Bog – Penjajawoc Project
The Orono Land Trust, in collaboration with Bangor Land Trust, the municipalities of Bangor, Orono, Old Town, and Veazie, and others, to preserve open space and build a recreational and wildlife asset – from Bangor’s Essex Woods northwards beyond Pushaw Lake. This Bangor Daily News article is now several years old but does a nice job summarizing the project.
Bangor Land Trust
Our land trust neighbors at Bangor Land Trust have excellent trails, which can easily be incorporated into longer adventures when combined with Orono trails.