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Find Your Place in the Rangeley Lakes Region
- Artists Trail
- Birding Trail
- Camping
- Dark Sky Trail
- Habitat
- Hunting
- Public Access
- Scenic Turnout
- Snowmobiling
- Trail
- Water Access
- Waterfall
- Winter Access
OUR REACH
Conservation Lands in the Rangeley Lakes Region
The Rangeley Lakes Region spans approximately 2.5 million acres of globally important forests and headwater systems. Since 1991, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust and our partners have conserved more than 200,000 acres across this remarkable landscape. Today, RLHT oversees approximately 26,000 acres through fee ownership and conservation easements.
The map to the right highlights RLHT lands in light green, alongside state lands and other conserved areas, illustrating the broader network of protected lands across western Maine.
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Rangeley Region Map
Look at the Rangeley Lakes Region Map that outlines recreational opportunities on our conservation lands. You’ll find day hikes, ponds and river paddles, self-led discovery trails, scenic drives, and much more!
These maps were printed with the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund, Maine Scenic Byways, and the Northern Forest Center.
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