Androscoggin River Bicycle & Pedestrian Path

This is a great path for both walker, jogger, roller blader (yeah, people still do that), bicyclist, snowshoer, cross country skier and more.
Awesome views, great amount of parking on both ends of the path, and a dog park!
This is a great way for cyclists to get from Brunswick to Bath without having to deal with Bath road. Just follow the path in your very own bike lane to the end of the path, bang a right on Old Bath road, and bada bing, bada boom, you be in Bath!
Woot!
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Androscoggin River Bicycle Path
The Bike Path is a 2.6 mile 14 foot wide paved bicycle/​pedestrian path along the Androscoggin River.
The path offers scenic overlooks of the Androscoggin River while providing a pedestrian and bicycle connection between in town Brunswick and the Cook’s Corner area. The path can also be accessed from Topsham via bicycle/​pedestrian lanes over the Merrymeeting Bridge.
Location: The Androscoggin River Bicycle Path is located north of Route One. The access points are located at:
1. In town Brunswick: this entrance to the Bike Path is located at the east end of Water Street, just past the Water Street Boat Landing
2. Cook’s Corner, Brunswick: this entrance is located at the end of Grover Lane; Driving northeast, Grover Lane is the first left from Old Bath Road, just after crossing over U.S. Route 1
3. Topsham: the Bike Path also connects to Topsham via the Merrymeeting Bridge. Pedestrian and bicycle access to the path is located on Elm Street in Topsham.
Hours of operation: The Bike Path is open 24 hours a day year-​round. Note that the parking area at Water Street is open 1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset. The Bike Path is maintained year-​round.
Primary uses: Walking, bike riding, jogging, rollerblading, dog walking. A soccer field is also located near the Water Street end of the path. A dog park is anticipated to be built along the Water Street end of the path in 2012.
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Parking available at both ends of the Bike Path
Granite benches, wooden benches in various locations
Privies located approximately 1⁄2 mile from each end of the Bike Path Emergency phones at 3 locations along path (parking lot at Water Street; at the approximate midway point and alongside the path, 200′ from the Grover Lane entrance)
Dog waste cleanup bag dispensers and receptacles
Dog must be leashed at all times. Dog owners must clean up after their dogs and horses are prohibited along the path.