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Second Nature Adventure Challenge announces fall photo contest

BETHEL — The Second Nature Adventure Challenge, a program of Maine West and Mahoosuc Pathways, has announced the Fall 2018 Photo Contest. Second Nature is a walking and hiking program, comprised of nine hikes in the Maine West region of Oxford Hills, Bethel and Rumford. The photo contest encourages people to get on the trails, […]

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Mahoosuc Pathways announces upcoming events

Mahoosuc Pathways announces its schedule of events for September: • Weekly Walks, Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 18 and 25. Meet the group leader at the Long Mountain parking lot off Vernon Street in Albany Township. Free and open to all; a collaboration with Mahoosuc Land Trust and Mahoosuc Pathways. Headlamps and water recommended.  • Summer Trail […]

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Maine Outdoor Film Festival comes to Bethel

BETHEL — The Maine Outdoor Film Festival (MOFF) will be co-hosted by The Gem Theater and Mahoosuc Pathways on Friday evening, Sept. 14. MOFF was founded in 2012 by Maine business owners Nick Callanan, Nick Bowie and Joe Christopher. Today the festival has expanded to include films from all over the world, but they continue […]

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Non-profit groups collaborate to run Bethel Village Ski Center

BETHEL — The Bethel Village Ski Center will be operated by a team of non-profit groups this winter. Mahoosuc Pathways and Bethel Outing Club will open the cross-country ski center on Friday, Dec. 23. The center, which is based at the Bethel Inn Resort, will offer skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking on the inn’s scenic trails.  “The […]

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Mahoosuc Pathways, 4-H camp collaborate for students’ leadership training

BETHEL — Mahoosuc Pathways and the University of Maine 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond are teaming up for the second consecutive year of leadership training for 10 high school students. Gabe Perkins, an employee of Mahoosuc Pathways, said the two organizations are paying 10 students to get leadership training by helping Mahoosuc […]