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Mahoosuc Pathways Adventures

Mahoosuc Pathways offers an array of trails across diverse terrains in Bethel, Maine, ideal for year-round outdoor activities.

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Acres Protected
25+
Miles of Trails
Approx. 10,000
Annual Visitors
2009
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Mahoosuc Pathways.

Entrance Requirements

Free access

Best Time to Visit

Visit in the fall for the best weather and to see vibrant autumn colors.

Visitor Information

Information available online and at local businesses

Getting There

Accessible via Route 2, road conditions vary seasonally.

Weather & Climate

The area experiences a typical New England climate with warm summers, cold snowy winters, and vibrant transitions during spring and fall.

Conservation Efforts

Ongoing conservation efforts to preserve habitats and maintain trail conditions, with a focus on sustainable use practices.

Camping in Mahoosuc Pathways

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Bethel Outdoor Adventure & Camping

Developed
Reservations Required

Located conveniently near trails with full amenities and access to the river for fishing.

Stony Brook Recreation & Camping

Developed
Reservations Required

Offers a range of camping options with nearby hiking and biking trails.

Top Trails

Bethel Village Trail

Moderate
6 miles

A well-maintained trail with mixed-use for hiking and skiing, offering beautiful views.

Hanover Field Trail

Easy
4 miles

Ideal for a peaceful nature walk with ample wildlife viewing opportunities.

Crescent Trail

Hard
3 miles

Challenging elevation changes rewarding with panoramic vistas.

Middle Intervale Loop

Moderate
5 miles

A scenic loop trail perfect for mountain biking and hiking enthusiasts.

Trailblazer Tips

Consider visiting in fall for a vibrant display of foliage.

Winter conditions require proper snow gear for skiing and snowshoeing.

Parking can be limited during peak seasons; arrive early for the best spots.

Bring bug spray for a comfortable hiking experience in spring and summer.

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