It’s the season to get your boots dirty! How can you recreate responsibly and help protect our trails during mud season? 1. Wait until trail surface has firmed up. Do more by doing less! Activities like running,...
We are so excited to share that the Friends of Mount Agamenticus has been selected again to be a part of the Hannaford Helps Reusable Bag Program (external link opens in new tab) which is designed to make it easy for...
We are now accepting applications for the 2021 season! Looking for seasonal work or an internship? Join the Mount A team! Conservation Crew positions are now open, along with our Internship Program. Conservation Crew:...
“Know before you go” and help keep Mount A’s trails safe and open this winter! Please continue to adhere to CDC physical distancing guidelines and pay attention to and follow all posted signage....
This article was written by former Trails, Grounds and Facilities Supervisor, Darin Radatz, and first appeared in the Winter 2018 Summit View. For past editions of the Summit View, click here! The snow, ice and cold...
Let’s take a hike! From October 16th through 18th, we’re joining the Maine Recreation and Parks Association in celebrating local trails across the state! For the next two weeks, we’ll be highlighting and...
Hunting and trapping are permitted on much of the land in the Mount Agamenticus region. While hunting accidents are very rare, please note the following to keep you and your pets safe: Wear bright clothing like blaze...
Is your family, quarantine “pod,” or homeschool group looking for a fun, outdoor learning activity this fall? We have some staff-led options available at Mount A for small groups of up to twelve people. Physically...
Holiday Weekend (and beyond) Update: Through the month of October, parking at Mount Agamenticus has reached capacity on weekends. The summit access road will be closed to oncoming vehicles when the lot is full. The road...
The 4th Annual Mt. A Trail Challenge is going virtual! In order to put the health of our community first and in an abundance of caution, York Parks & Recreation and the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Team have...