Maine Huts & Trails is a non-profit organization responsible for creating a system of nature trails and eco-lodges located in the mountain region of Western Maine. The network connects over 80 miles of trails between Route 27 in Carrabassett Valley and Route 201 in West Forks, Maine. Visitors to the area can expect to enjoy activities such as hiking, mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fat-bike riding, fishing, paddling and swimming. The following pictures are from a hike up to one of these eco-lodges, called Poplar Hut.
A Maine Huts & Trails Trail Map
A Poplar Hut Trail Map
A Detailed View Of The Poplar Hut Trail
Ice Forming In The Carrabassett River In Western Maine
Walking Up Carriage Road
One Of The Entrances To The Narrow Gauge Trail
Poplar Stream With Ice
A View Of Little Bigelow Mountain
A Snow Covered Carriage Road
A Parked Snowmobile At The Entrance To The Poplar Hut Access Trail
The Poplar Hut Access Trail Entrance
The Poplar Access Trail
Hiking The Poplar Hut Access Trail
Eastern Cottontail Rabbit (Sylvilagus floridanus), Tracks In The Snow
American Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus), Tracks In The Snow
Evergreens On The Poplar Hut Access Trail
A White Birch Tree (Betula papyrifera), Lined Section Of The Poplar Hut Access Trail
A View From The Poplar Stream Falls Bridge
The Top Of Poplar Stream Falls
Poplar Stream Falls Iced Over
Fallen Eastern Hemlock Cones (Tsuga canadensis), In The Snow
The Bottom Of Poplar Stream Falls Frozen With Ice
A Break In The Ice In Poplar Stream Falls
Ice Formations In Poplar Stream Falls
The Beginning Of Warren’s Trail
Maine Huts And Trails Sign
Hiking Warren’s Trail In The Snow
Another View Of Warren’s Trail
Eastern Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis)
Coming To The End Of Warren’s Trail
Hiking To Poplar Hut
The Trail Sign To Poplar Hut
The Maine Hut Trail
The Poplar Hut Trail Sign
The Front Of The Poplar Hut
An Uphill View Of The Poplar Hut
A Ski Rack
Fat Tire Bike Snow Trail Riders
Hikers And Bikers On The Maine Hut Trail
A Trail Groomer On The Maine Hut Trail
Hikers Enjoying The Snow Covered Trails
Fallen Birch Bark (Betula) On The Snow
Eastern Hemlock Cones (Tsuga canadensis)
Ice Formations In The Carrabassett River
Ice In The Carrabassett River
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