West Bethel, Maine · Oxford County · Facility
A gated road welcoming foottraffic along with a trail sign indicate where hikers should park (being careful not to block the gate). This trail meanders through beautiful hardwood stands, followes Little Lary Brook, and ends at Little Larry Road, off of ME 113. The trailhead is not plowed in the winter and there are no …
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A gated road welcoming foottraffic along with a trail sign indicate where hikers should park (being careful not to block the gate). This trail meanders through beautiful hardwood stands, followes Little Lary Brook, and ends at Little Larry Road, off of ME 113. The trailhead is not plowed in the winter and there are no amenities.
Trailhead is located on the south side of US 2, 2.3 miles east of the junction of US 2 amd ME 113.
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