Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary

The Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary features open fields, apple orchards, alder lowland, and mature white-pine and hemlock forest. The trail network

Mast Landing is 140 acres of diverse habitat rich in human and natural history. It is located along the Harraseeket River estuary.More than three mile

Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary, Freeport, Maine. 5 likes · 88 were here. Park

More than three miles of trails wind along a stream and tidal marsh and through orchard, fields, and forest. Well-used by visitors, they are ideal for hiking and cross-country skiing.

This preserve offers a nice walk through 140 acres of woods, an overgrown orchard, small fields and, briefly, alongside a pretty creek. My hideous map is not complete, see the Audubon's map for a thorough look at the trails here. The sanctuary abuts the Harraseeket River estuary. The name derives from the days (early 1700s)…

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6. SEEK SANCTUARY Just one mile from downtown Freeport, Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary is a reprieve from the crowds. Situated at the head of the tide on the Harraseeket River estuary, the 140-acre preserve has 3Æ miles of signed trails weaving through an apple orchard, across fields, and through pines and hemlocks. To find it, take Bow Street (across from L.L. Bean) one mile to Upper Mast Landing Road and turn left. The sanctuary is a quarter mile on the left. (Upper Mast Landing Road, 207-781-2330, maineaudubon.org; free)