Stunning views and pristine forests give this moderately-difficult hike high marks. 

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An easy, handicapped accessible walk to a beautiful waterfall with a sitting area. There are additional hiking trails on site, as well as restrooms and a picnic shelter. 

A short, easy hiking trail offering a beautiful waterfall with unique walking bridges and local history. 

Picnic and bathroom facilities with many multi-use trails from cross-country skiing to walking. 

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Rated difficult and affording hikers excellent views of the mountains and wilderness.

Easy walks, hikes, cross country ski trails, OHRV recreation, picnicking, and much more. 

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Beginning at Lake Umbagog and then travelling south along the Moose Path Trail route through Berlin and Gorham, this river was critical to the woodland economy in the region. This river offers ample opportunity to catch Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Landlocked Salmon, and Smallmouth Bass. 

A beautiful pond offering  boating access and opportunity to catch Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Pickerel, Horned Pout (Bullhead), Black Crappie, and Rock Bass

A clean body of water offering the potential to catch Largemouth Bass, Pickerel, and Horned Pout (Bullhead) 

Stretching over 60 miles, this river served as an economic driver in the woodland economy. Today, this river offers boating, swimming, picnicking, and  excellent fishing. 

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A lovely lake offering over 125 acres of space for visitors to explore, boat, and fish. The fish stock includes Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Horned Pout (Bullhead), Northern Pike, and Black Crappie. 

A gorgeous, secluded gem which offers pristine swimming water, boat access, and fishing for Brook Trout, Brown Trout, and Smallmouth Bass. 

GORHAM

A fascinating museum, made possible by the Gorham Historical Society, packed with historical artifacts of local and regional significance. The museum even includes a model railroad and an exhibit where visitors may look into a caboose.

SHELBURNE

A fascinating bridge built in 1897 which spans the Androscoggin River and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. At one time, this bridge was one of the longest in New England.

BERLIN

Experience the expanse Victorian home belonging to the late Dr. Irving Moffet and his professional offices from 1949 to 1993. This favorite also offers photographs, manuscripts, and other antique artifacts.  This museum  also offers a special archive of significant local and regional artifacts such as autographed books by Berlin area authors. 

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BERLIN

A prehistoric archaeological site in Berlin, located on the north-side slope of Mt. Jasper, which includes one of the only known evidences of mining by pre-contact Native Americans in the eastern United States. 

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JEFFERSON

Located in an 1868 church, this museum features fascinating artifacts and relics representing the history Jefferson. This little museum also hosts an annual Postcard Show and Sale which draws a crowd from all over New England. 

GORHAM

An early 1900s Opera House which once hosted Vaudeville acts ​is now reopened for events such as Gorham Players Theater and Androscoggin Valley Hospital's Health Lectures. This opera house is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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BERLIN

The first Roman Catholic congregation in Berlin, founded in 1867, is a key example of local Romanesque Architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

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LANCASTER

Immerse yourself in the local history!

BERLIN

An interactive museum housed within the historic Brown Company House from 1853 which detail Berlin's past. The property allows visitors to walk-through replica logging houses while being afforded waterfront views of the Androscoggin River. 

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SHELBURNE

Family-owned and operated since its opening, experience this gorgeous 1834 farmhouse.

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BERLIN

A church styled with Russian architecture-influence and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

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GROVETON 

Pedestrian traffic only. 

LITTLETON

In the heart of iconic Littleton, this iconic bridge is limited to pedestrians only.  

LANCASTER

Pedestrian and motor vehicle traffic.

STARK

Open to pedestrians and motor vehicles. 

RANDOLPH

A unique covered bridge accessed via an easy hiking trail through magical woods. Pedestrian traffic only.