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Mingo Springs Trail and Birdwalk

September 11, 2014 by WSKI Leave a Comment

Mingo Springs Trail and birdwalk is designed to enhance wildlife viewing and also provide a relaxing walk around the edge of Mingo Springs Golf Course….

 

 

To get there:

From East: From the intersection of ME Routes 4 and 16 in downtown Rangeley, head north on ME Route 4 for 2.2 miles and turn onto Mingo Loop Road. Continue 0.4 miles and turn left onto Alpine Way. The maintenance shack for Mingo Springs Golf Course is immediately on the left; park on the grass to the left of the maintenance shack and then walk the short distance back to the intersection of Alpine Way and Mingo Loop Road to access the trailhead.

From West: From the intersection of ME Routes 4 and 17 in Oquossoc Village, Rangeley, head south on ME Route 4 approximately 4.5 miles and turn right onto Mingo Loop Road (a first entrance to Mingo Loop Road will be on the right at about 1.8 miles from the intersection; proceed past this to the second entrance). Continue 0.4 miles on Mingo Loop Road and turn left onto Alpine Way. The maintenance shack for Mingo Springs Golf Course is immediately on the left; park on the grass to the left of the maintenance shack and then walk the short distance back to the intersection of Alpine Way and Mingo Loop Road to access the trailhead.

Filed Under: Activities, Featured, News Tagged With: Maine Birding, Maine Hiking, Maine's high peaks region, Mingo Springs, Rangeley Maine

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