The Friends of Mount Agamenticus help us usher in the fall season with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View! In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab): The “Unmasking of Color” in...
Join us for a Volunteer Community Work Day on Saturday, November 5 from 9:00am-12:30pm. Volunteers will usher in the season by caring for features of the Mount A Summit Park. Tasks to be completed include tree trimming,...
Sunday, November 6. 9:00am-3:00pm | Join Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program’s Robin Kerr and GWRLT Board member Sue Pike for a hike through the complex trail system that take hikers along all three hills of...
Hunting and trapping are permitted on much of the land in the greater Mount Agamenticus region. While hunting accidents are very rare, please note the following to keep you and your pets safe: Wear bright clothing like...
Date and Time: Saturday, September 10 | 10am-12pm Location: Mount Agamenticus Summit (21 Mount Agamenticus Road/York, ME) Join us with our neighbors from the Center for Wildlife and special guest Dan Gardoqui of Lead...
UPDATE June 30, 2023: At this time, the Parking portion of our project is complete! Restroom construction will continue through July 2023. Thank you for your patience and support! The Mount Agamenticus Parking and...
Register today for the Sixth Annual Trail Challenge! Our 2022 Challenge will take place on September 17th! Registration is NOW OPEN (outside link opens in a new tab)! 2022 IN-PERSON OPTION: If you’re joining us...
Completed artwork from the July 30th Friends of Mount Agamenticus Plein Air Paint Out is now on display at York Art Association. Finished paintings will be on display and available to purchase at York Art Association...
Date and Time: Saturday, August 13 | 10am-12pm Location: The Center for Wildlife (375 Mountain Road/Cape Neddick, ME) Join us at the Center for Wildlife for a live animal meet and greet with the Center’s porcupine...
It’s Visitor Use Survey time again! Whether you’re a frequent or seasonal visitor to Mount A, we’d love to hear from you! This week we started conducting our yearly on-site surveys with visitors to the Base and...
Please exercise caution on all trails following the April 4th storm. Visitors can report blowdowns and other trail damage by calling the Conservation Office at (207) 361-1102 and leaving a voicemail OR by filling out our online contact form.Contact Us
