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Northeast Penjajawoc Preserve

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Bangor Land Trust purchased this 80.5 acre property in 2006-2007 with support from the Land for Maine’s Future Program and North American Wetlands Conservation Act Funds. It contains 18.4 acres of wetlands, including the northeast tip of Penjajawoc Marsh (a state significant wetland), a highly productive vernal pool, and a tributary marsh to Penjajawoc Marsh. BLT did extensive trail remediation to protect the wetlands and make the trails more pleasant for people to use. These trails connect to the old Veazie railroad bed, which you can then follow northward to Walden-Parke Preserve or the Bangor City Forest. A trail guide for this preserve is available on our website and at the BLT office. Pets on leash are permitted.
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CONTACT US

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 288
Bangor, ME 04402

Office Address:
9 Central St, #201
Bangor, ME 04401

(207) 942-1010
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      • Spring 2024
    • Contact Us
  • Explore Our Preserves
    • Trail Map and Descriptions
    • Central Penjajawoc
    • Levant Wetlands
    • Northeast Penjajawoc
    • North Penjajawoc Forest
    • Walden-Parke
    • West Penjajawoc Grasslands
  • Events
  • Resources
    • Soundscape
    • Hunting
    • Dog Policy
    • FAQ
    • Nature Bingo >
      • Spring Flowers
      • Summer Flowers & Animals
      • Tree Leaves
      • Tree Bark Matching
      • Ferns
      • Winter Habitat
    • Scouting >
      • Boy Scout Merit Badges
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  • Shop
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