| Phys Descr |
xviii, 206 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
Introduction -- Think before letting your dog off leash -- The scoop on dog poop -- Ticks, porcupines, and other dangers -- Hiking gear for your dog -- Map legend -- Overview map. Fore River Sanctuary in Portland -- Cliff Trail in Harpswell -- Thorne Head Preserve in Bath -- Dodge Point Public Reserved Land in Newcastle -- Noyes Mountain Preserve in Greenwood -- Mount Blue near Weld -- Fly Rod Crosby Trail in Phillips -- Forest Legacy Trails in Rangeley -- Jamies Pond Wildlife Management Area in Hallowell -- Mount Phillip in Rome -- Messalonskee Stream Trail in Oakland -- Thurston Park in China -- Unity College Forest in Unity -- Bald Rock Mountain in Lincolnville -- Ducktrap River Preserve in Lincolnville -- Sears Island in Searsport -- SIlver Lake Trails in Bucksport -- Great Pond Mountain in Orland -- Branch Lake Public Forest in Ellsworth -- Penny's Nature Preserve in Blue Hill -- Essex Woods in Bangor -- Amherst Mountains Community Forest in Amherst -- Land and Garden Preserve in Mount Desert -- Cadillac Mountain South Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park -- Schoodic Head in Acadia National Park in Winter Harbor -- Long Ledges Preserve in Sullivan -- Schoodic Mountain and Beach in Donnell Pond Public Reserved Land -- Hollingsworth Trail in Steuben -- Roque Bluffs State Park in Roque Bluffs -- Cutler Coast Public Reserved Land in Cutler -- Sipp Bay Preserve in Pembroke -- Little Moose Mountain near Greenville -- River Pond Nature Trail in Millinocket -- Barnard Mountain in Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument -- Deboullie Mountain in Deboullie Public Lands. Acknowledgments -- About the author |
| Summary |
"Today, more and more people travel with their pets, taking their beloved four-legged friends everywhere. Yet, it can still be sometimes difficult to find a park or hiking trail that's dog-friendly. Bangor Daily News outdoors columnist Aislinn Sarnacki presents 35 hikes around Maine that you can feel comfortable taking your dog on. Along with maps and color photos to detail the hikes, she includes practical information such as proper etiquette to observe with your canine companion and when it's okay to let your pet off the leash. She also rounds out with helpful suggestions on dog-friendly restaurants, hotels, parks, and beaches, so you and your furry friend can make the most of your time in the Maine outdoors." -- (Source of summary not specified) |
| Note |
ORO: Bequest of Paul E. Taylor, M.D., Class of 1938 |
| Subject |
Hiking with dogs -- Maine -- Guidebooks
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Trails -- Maine -- Guidebooks
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Maine -- Guidebooks
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| Alt Author |
Taylor, Paul E., 1914-1978, donor. MeU
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| Other Form |
Online version: Sarnacki, Aislinn, 1988- author. Dog-friendly hikes in Maine Camden, Maine : Down East Books, 2019 9781608936687 (DLC) 2019018320 |
| OCLC # |
1056197623 |
| ISBN # |
9781608936670 |
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1608936678 |
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