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Other Recreation Opportunities in Windham
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Other Recreation Opportunities in Windham
Windham Parks And Recreation Department Parks, Preserves, and Trails
Dundee ParkDundee Park is a 20 acre river front park off Presumpscot Road. It has an attractive beach and picnic area on the Presumpscot River. There is a basketball and volleyball court plus paddle boats and canoes for rent. The Park opens Memorial Day and closes September 1st. For more information call 892-1905 or visit their Web site at www.windhamparksandrec.com
Lowell PreserveThe Lowell Preserve is a beautiful area for a morning or afternoon walk, hike or bike. This 300 acre Preserve if off Falmouth Road. Please park at the parking lot by East Fire Station. Please note that ATV’s are in operation on the trails designated for ATV’s. Hunting is also allowed on the property during hunting seasons. For a trail map please visit the Parks and Recreation Office or their Web site at www.windhamparksandrec.com
Deer Hollow SanctuaryThe Deer Hollow Sanctuary is a 16 acre sanctuary off Mount Hunger Shores Road. A trail leads down to Mud Pond. Great for a short hike and nature watching.
Otter Brook SanctuaryThe Otter Brook Sanctuary is a 41 acre wooded area off Rocklin Road. A trail loops in back of the subdivision for a short walk through the woods which ends back on Rocklin Road.
Chaffin Pond PreserveThe Chaffin Pond Preserve is a 123 acre parcel of land owned by the Portland Water District and leased by Town of Windham so Windham residents can enjoy this natural area in the business section of North Windham. Recreation opportunities include hiking, fishing and biking and snow shoeing. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the property. Chaffin Pond Preserve is located off Route 302 in North Windham. Take a right just before the Sherwin Williams Paint Store and park
Mountain Division TrailThe Mountain Division Trail presently goes from Windham to Standish following the abandoned rail lines. In Windham the trail starts at the end of Gambo Road. The trail is 3.7 miles from Windham to Standish with future extensions of the trail going south to Portland and north to Fryeburg. The trail is great for walking and biking for the whole family. Parking is available at end of Gambo Road.
Please remember that all these parks, sanctuarys, and trail areas are for the enjoyment of Windham residents so please carry in and carry out all trash and respect these areas and others who enjoy them. Please contact the Windham Parks and Recreation Department at 892-1905 or stop in and see them for a trail map at 8 School Road at Windham Town Hall. |
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