Our main trail, "Cherryfield Trail" goes north from the clubhouse to Route 9 and is 25 miles to the Airline Diner in Beddington where you can purchase food
at the lunch counter or store as well as purchase gas. They also have lodging and a campground for RV's. The trail north
from the clubhouse travels thru woods, across roads thru blueberry barrens with views of Tunk and Lead Mountain, follows
the Narrguagus River in Deblois, passes by Worcester Peat, Maine's largest commercial peat bog. (Please
do not operate your ATV on these peat piles because of extreme fire danger) This trail also
goes south from the clubhouse to downtown Cherryfield, approx. 7 miles where there are several stores on the trail.
C.H. Mathews where you can purchase groceries and sandwiches. , is on the trail system, here you can purchase food. For gas purchases you must cross
the bridge and travel along rt 1 for 500 yards to R.W. Mathews,. The trail continues from Cherryfield
to Steuben at Mathews Country Store, you can purchase gas, groceries and they also have a lunch counter.
The "Beddington Trail" is a trail that splits from the "Cherryfield Trail" in Deblois approx. 2 miles north of "Worcester
Peat". At this intersection the trail will go east to Route 193 where it crosses at the Deblois/Beddington town line. The
trail proceeds northerly where it will pass near Beddington Lake and will come out onto the Beddington Lake Rd and
then westerly to the Church Farm Rd. and Rt 193. Here the trail splits, you can take the Church Farm Rd. north
to Route 9 where it intersects with another trail system at the Maine Forest Service on the CC road, or you
can cross Rt. 193 and follow the trail system north to the Airline Diner where you also connect to another trail system.
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The "Harrington Trail" which is approximately 10 miles intersects with the "Cherryfield Trail" at the Schoodic Road and
the "Baseline Road" about 1 1/2 miles south of Schoodic Lake. This trail travels east along the baseline road
and then southerly along the "Georgetown Rd" where it connects with another road known locally as the Guptill Road. You
can follow this trail to Harrington Irving where you can purchase gas and
groceries. There is a Subway located on site. Bud's Power Equipment
is within sight of the Irving station.
The "Columbia Trail" connects with the "Cherryfield Trail" at the intersection of the "Schoodic Road" and "Hatchery Road",
approx. 2 miles north of Schoodic Lake and approx. 2 miles east of Route193 in Deblois. This trail goes east on the
Hatchery road where it passes a salmon hatchery and then passes a monument dedicated to Delmar Morse, a local blueberry
grower, approx 1/2 mile past here trail divides North or East
North will take you across blueberry barrens thru several miles of woods before coming onto the Velvet Rd which goes north
to the Maine Forest Service building located at Route 9 in Beddington. This trail passes by Bog Brook Flowage where
you can view eagles, waterfowl, and turtles.
East will take you over the Pleasant River towards Montegail Pond where the trail divides again and you can go east towards
Machias and Whitneyville, or north towards Wesley or Grand Lake Stream.
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