RUMFORD — The Mahoosuc Land Trust is hosting a trail workday on Rumford Whitecap as one of more than 2,000 national events that are part of National Trails Day®, organized by the American Hiking Society.

Join the land trust’s Whitecap Stewardship Committee in the annual trail maintenance activities on Rumford Whitecap on Saturday, June 6. Interested volunteers should meet in the parking area on the East Andover Road for a 9 a.m. start.

Participants should wear appropriate work clothing and footwear and bring bug and sun protection, water, snacks and lunch. In addition, bring light tools such as rakes, clippers, loppers, shovels and work gloves.

Refreshments will be served at the end of the work day at approximately 3 p.m.

As one of the opportunities offered on Maine Trails Day on June 6, the Mahoosuc Land Trust invites nature lovers to join a search for wildflowers along the Step Falls Trail.

The hike will be led by naturalist Lynne Zimmerman, who will share her love and knowledge of the beauties to be found there. The hike will begin at 9 a.m. at the Step Falls parking lot on Route 26 in Newry, eight miles from the intersection with Route 2.

Hikers should wear sensible shoes and clothing and bring water. The hike, which involves gentle climbing, is along a well-maintained trail.