The water in Muddy River was clear and dark when we checked out its moss-covered stones, small cascades and ribbony path toward Sebago Lake. It’s a beautiful little river, good habitat for brook trout. On our visit to this 26-acre parcel donated by Robert Hennick and his family to Land Echo Land Trust in 2025,
By Sam Shirley Protected by the Loon Echo Land Trust in 2024, this 362-acre conservation area has 2,500 feet of undeveloped shoreline on Sebago Cove (an inlet attached to Sebago Lake) and a 2.1 mile long lollipop loop trail, which opened in October of 2025. The trail is marked with blue diamonds which have a white circle
These trails are listed in local walking guides, but when I visited, I didn’t find a substantial network. There are some connector trails between the high school and middle school, probably mostly used by the cross-country team and local dog walkers. However, any trail is a good trail! Directions: A good place to pick up