If you're lucky you might see some Maine wildlife on the trail. This stable offers one and two hour wooded trail rides by reservation for people 7 and older. A short section of the ride takes place on the road, and then weaves back into the trees where if you are lucky you might spot a deer or even a moose. While just about all of our back roads include scenic routes for running and walking, we've listed some of the more popular areas. If you're looking for a track, however, we suggest calling a school department in the area where you'll be staying.
Many schools have outdoor tracks they open to the public after school hours and on weekends.
In winter, outdoor exercise can be somewhat treacherous due to snow and ice. Some people head to a nearby mall or school to walk, or you might try a YMCA or fitness club. The Yorks For those who don't mind running or walking upwards of 10 miles, you'll get a more personal view of the Yorks that way than traveling by car. Beginning in York Village, head south toward York Harbor on U.S. Highway 1A. Follow Route 1A along Long Sands Beach, and take a right at the end of the beach toward the Nubble Lighthouse. Continuing away from the lighthouse, follow the road to the right until it intersects with Route 1A and take a right into York Beach.