This extended joined trail along the Kennebec River is beloved by locals and the subject of some fantastic wildlife photography posted on the Kennebec Messalonskee Trails Facebook page. The Rotary Centennial Trail is about 1.5 miles one way, while the Peter Garrett Trail (formerly the East Kennebec Trail), is about 0.7 miles, and ends at
You can take a pleasant stroll around the meadow and take in the views of the Kennebec and Sebasticook Rivers and old Hathaway Mill, as well check out the oldest blockhouse in the U.S. (a small fortification, usually just one building, according to Wikipedia). The lawns are neatly mown, making it easy to walk around
The trails around the Winslow schools and playing field are wide, accessible, flat, and well maintained. In my map, I’ve included Two Cent Bridge, which crosses the Kennebec and links Waterville’s Head of Falls park with Winslow, and is really worth a visit. Kennebec Messalonskee Trails has posted “trail” signs along the neighborhood streets, making