Properties & Trails - Cape Elizabeth Land Trust

Properties & Trails

Within Cape Elizabeth’s 9,000 acres, you will find a remarkable variety of natural habitats including tidal saltwater marshes, old-growth forests, bold ocean promontories, sandy beaches, dense coniferous woods, and open fields. These special places are conserved and accessible to the public as a result of the partnership between the municipal government, private landowners, and the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust.

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Properties with Trails

Collectively, these trails provide reliable public access and varied outdoor pursuits in balance with important and sensitive natural habitats. We invite you to respectfully enjoy these properties in all seasons, open to the public from dawn to dusk.

Chapel Woods

(Private + CELT)

Cross Hill Trail

(Town + CELT)

Cross Town Trail

(Town + CELT Owned)
Wide trail and autumn leaves.

Davis Parcel

(CELT)
Dyer-Hutchinson

Dyer-Hutchinson Trail

(Private + CELT)

Great Pond I

(CELT)

Great Pond II

(CELT)

Runaway Farm

(CELT)

Spurwink Trail/Town Farm

(Town + CELT)
Berries

Stonegate

(Town)

Trundy Point

(CELT)
Pond

Willow Brook

(CELT)

Winnick Woods

(Town)

Farm Easements

Jordan’s Farm

(Farm + CELT)

Maxwell Farm — Dyer Field

(Private + CELT)

Other Conserved Lands

Help us protect the rural character of Cape Elizabeth

You can play a part in conserving and caring for the extraordinary nature of Cape Elizabeth, from Robinson Woods to Trundy Point to Runaway Farm and many places in between. Join the community of CELT members by donating today!

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