On Sunday, Oct. 5 at 2 p.m., Wilhelm Reich Museum board president Renata Reich Moise and executive director David Silver will lead an easy to moderate 2-mile walk on a loop of the red and green trails of the Orgonon Trail system, starting from the new Dodge Pond Road trailhead.
This event celebrates the creation of a new parking area and kiosk, the replacement of rotted bog bridging, and other significant trail upgrades. The project was largely funded by a generous grant from the Maine Recreational Trail Program, with additional support from an AARP Community Challenge grant. The trail upgrades were completed this summer by a crew from the Appalachian Mountain Club of New Hampshire, and the new trailhead was built by M&H Logging of Rangeley.
The beautifully rehabilitated trails are open to the public year-round. New maps and signage are coming soon!
Snacks and water will be provided. All are welcome!
For questions, please call or text 207-864-3443.
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