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Sebago to the Sea Trail

The Sebago to the Sea Trail vision is to establish a contiguous trail from Sebago Lake to Casco Bay connecting Standish, Windham, Gorham, Westbrook, Portland and Falmouth.

Join us this fall for Regional Public Meetings to learn more about the project.

 

Vision Map
vision map

     
Much of the trail network shown on this map is currently in place and available for public use. These trails are listed as “Existing Trails”. The remainder of the envisioned trail network has not been specifically planned or identified because the necessary land is privately owned, inaccessible, or undeveloped. These undeveloped segments of the proposed network are shown as “Envisioned Trail Corridor” on the map, and they should not (and in many cases may not) be used by the public until we have permission from landowners.
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"What could be more vitalizing to the greater Portland community than a trail connecting Sebago Lake to Casco Bay? People will be riding their bikes to work, jogging with their teams, walking with friends, and stopping to talk with neighbors. Just imagine!" -- Julie Isbill, National Park Service Rivers & Trails

"I've heard people talk about this idea of a trail from Sebago Lake to Casco Bay for many years. Finally, we pulled together and decided it's time to do it. There's a lot of excitement in the group, and more people and organizations are making a contribution than I ever imagined." -- Will Plumley, Chair, Presumpscot River Watershed Coalition

"This is a great collaborative effort that will give Maine residents and visitors a wonderful recreational opportunity." -- Richard Curtis, Board President, Presumpscot Regional Land Trust.

"Portland Trails has built four miles of trails on the Presumpscot River in Falmouth, Portland, and Westbrook-working with such a great group of partners to extend the trail upriver is incredibly exciting." -- Nan Cumming, Executive Director, Portland Trails  

"The Sebago to the Sea Trail project is exciting for many reasons-much of it follows along an amazing natural resource-the Presumpscot River; it incorporates some of the most fabulous trails in southern Maine; and it is a collaborative that partners representatives from municipal, non-profit, government and quasi-government agencies- all for a mutual benefit and purpose." -- Tania Neuschafer, Sebago to the Sea Trail Project Coordinator & Manager, Presumpscot Regional Land Trust

"Healthy Maine Partnerships are committed to making environmental and policy changes which support physically active lifestyles. The Sebago to the Sea Trail will add to our regional network of trails and provide a place for people to walk, run, ski or ride bikes for fun, fitness and transportation. For this reason, the Cumberland County Healthy Maine Partnerships support the efforts of the Sebago to the Sea Coalition." -- James C. Tasse, Project Director, Healthy Casco Bay, A Healthy Maine Partnership

 



Sebago to the Sea TrailPresumpscot Regional Land Trust (Project Facilitator) • prlandtrust@yahoo.com