Healthy Maine Walks Registry

Walk Detail for Kelly Mountain

Contact Information:
Name of route:	Kelly Mountain
Name of Managing Group:	Town of Bingham
Contact Person First Name:	Jeffery
Contact Person Last Name:	Jacques
Phone:	( ) -
Website:	http://
E-mail address:

Available maps of the Route:

Public Access:

Private Property:

ADA Accessible:

Dogs allowed on a leash?:

Yes

Information for Planning a Walk:

Total Route Distance:

Single Trail
Approximately 3 1/2 Miles

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 and hiking.

Additional Amenities:

There is an abandoned fire tower at the summit.

Getting to the Route:

Region:

Kennebec & Moose River Valley

Town (closest):

Bingham

Location in Town:

The trail is located off Route 151. The Trail is in Brighton Plantation, east of Bingham.

Location of Main Trailhead:

The trailhead is 2.7 miles north of Brighton and 1.6 miles south of Route 151 and Route 16 Junction.

Parking Available:

Directions to Parking:

Park off the road at the locked gate which is at the start of the road.

Bicycle Parking:

Driving Directions to Main Trailhead:

Take a woods road leading West from ME 151, 2.7 miles north of Brighton and 1.6 miles south of the ME 151 and ME 16 junction (Mayfield Corner).

Bicycling Directions to Main Trailhead:

N/A

How to Follow the Route:

Walking directions for following the route:

Follow the road around the northern end of the Smith Pond to the start of the trail. The trail goes right following the telephone line. It travels through open woods for 1 mile and then more steeply for .5 mile.