Healthy Maine Walks Registry

Walk Detail for Dartmouth Trail

Contact Information:
Name of route:	Dartmouth Trail
Name of Managing Group:	L.C. Bates Museum
Contact Person First Name:	Deborah
Contact Person Last Name:	Staber
Phone:	( 207 ) 238 - 4250
Website:	http://www.GWH.org
E-mail address:	lcbates@mint.net

Available maps of the Route:

Yes, maps are available on the website and at the L.C. Bates museum.

Public Access:

Private Property:

Yes

ADA Accessible:

Yes

Dogs allowed on a leash?:

Yes

Information for Planning a Walk:

Total Route Distance:

Single Trail
Approximately 1 Mile

Distance markers:

Trail configuration:

Linear

Route surface:

	Yes	No	Partially
Track:
Sidewalk / Paved:
Wood Chip:
Solid rock:
Gravel or well-drained soil:
Mud or clay soil:
Sand:
Protruding rocks and roots:

Hours of availability:

From: Dawn To: Dusk

Lighting:

Plowed in winter:

Allowed uses:

Walking.

Additional Amenities:

The Trail is marked by green and white blazes. Points of interest along the trail include Seton Fireplace-Black Wolf Seat, Roosevelt Monument and Murray Tablets.

Getting to the Route:

Region:

Kennebec & Moose River Valley

Town (closest):

Hinckley

Location in Town:

Off of Route 201 in Hinckley.

Location of Main Trailhead:

The trailhead is located to the left of the L.C. Bates Museum.

Parking Available:

Yes

Directions to Parking:

Park along the left side of the road by the L.C. Bates Museum.

Bicycle Parking:

Yes

Driving Directions to Main Trailhead:

Take Exit 36 off I95 and follow Route 201 into Hinckley. The Museum is located on the left hand side.

Bicycling Directions to Main Trailhead:

N/A

How to Follow the Route:

Walking directions for following the route:

The trail connects with Bowdoin Trail.