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Details: 28 acres located between Finson and Davis Roads with a picnic area. The parking lot is located off Ohio Street, and dog-walking is permitted.

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Details: A popular network of trails located off of Stillwater Avenue. The City Forest includes forest access trails, foot trails, wetlands and examples of reforestation and tree regeneration. Many Bangor residents enjoy the City Forest for hiking, running, cross country skiing, and mountain biking. Dog-walking is permitted.

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Details: The Kenduskeag Stream Parkway threads through Downtown Bangor to the Waterfront and is excellent for walking and dog-walking is permitted.  This scenic trail is landscaped and runs along the Penobscot River.  Picnic areas are available along the waterfront.

Details:  Essex Woods encompasses about 70 acres of land and includes a popular sledding hill.  Parking is available off Watchmaker Street.  The trails run through wetlands and reforested areas and is an appropriate location for hiking, mountain biking and cross country skiing.

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Details:  The trail along Kenduskeag Stream is groomed and provides an excellent terrain for running and/or walking.  Picnic areas are available along the trail.  Parking is available on Harlow Street, just before and after crossing the Kenduskeag Stream.

Northeast Penjajawoc

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Details: Prentiss Woods is a forest preserve adjacent to Bangor High School. A parking lot is located off of Grandview Avenue, with additional parking at the high school. Prentiss Woods offers 7,290’ of trails covering 25.5 acres.

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Details: Walden Parke Blue Trail is located near Essex Street, near the Edgewood Subdivision at the end of Tamarack Trail. The Walden Park Trail is a Bangor Land Trust trail.