The Orono Land Trust is sharing out some early updates ahead of our typical newsletter in our Winter 2023 Newsletter. We have updates about the 2023 Caribou Bog Ski Races (Sundays February 5th and 11th), our next annual meeting, and updates from our new trail cams, and more. Note: the newsletter says “Sunday February 12th” …
Join us for our second exciting winter activity event this year! On Sunday February 26th, we’re conducting a Guided Winter Trail Outing and snowshoe or hike with your friends and neighbors. This is a free, all-ages event! What: Guided Winter Trail Outing When: Sunday February 26th at 1pm Where: Caribou Bog Outdoor Center, Taylor Road, …
Unfortunately, the skating party at Taylor Pond, on Sunday, January 22nd at 1 pm has been canceled. Luckily, there is plenty of skiing and snowshoeing available. Bring a sandwich and chair to relax with if you choose before or after your activity. Have fun without skates. OLT (Update: 1/20/2023 at 4:00PM) What: Ice Skating at …
Download and read Orono Bog Walk founder Ronald Davis’ new report on the creation and history of the bog walk
Updated hunting policies for the 2022 hunting season are available on our Hunting Policy page. This page includes detailed hunting policies for all Orono Land Trust lands. Information on how to apply for a permit for the PKCA land specifically is also included.
The Orono Land Trust Summer 2022 newsletter is now available!
In her latest column, Bangor Daily News outdoor writer Aislinn Sarnacki revisits the OLT’s Jeremiah Colburn Natural Area. The article tells the story of the Land Trust founding and highlights some of our notable landmarks. The Big Old Tree (see in the OLT logo), the Lightning Tree, and the Porcupine Tree all make an appearance. …
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Welcome to Orono Land Trust Lands. Trails are open to the public unless designated otherwise. During the COVID-19 outbreak, we request that you still adhere to the following protocols put forth by the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry: If you’re sick, stay home: It puts others at risk when you leave home while …
