Widgeon Cove Trail

Follow this well maintained trail through woodlands to a beautiful view of Widgeon Cove.
The parking lot is on the left heading when heading out of Brunswick and has enough space for four cars. The dirt was still loose near the road and I needed a slight angle to get out of the parking lot.
There is the another one of the HHLT trails just before you get to this trail. If you are looking to lengthen your hike, you can walk or drive up to the other parking lot to check out the other trail.
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Ownership: Harpswell Heritage Land Trust trail on privately owned land
Features: hiking, scenic view, benches, dogs allowed
Length: .6 mile loop with cutoff trail
Difficulty: moderate
Hiking Time: 30 minutes
Click here to download a trail map and brochure.
Description: This half-​mile loop trail is the perfect way to take in beautiful Widgeon Cove on Harpswell Sound. The path winds through woodlands, across ravines and along the shoreline where there is a dramatic view of the cove. At this scenic viewpoint, visitors can enjoy a picnic with family and friends, take pictures or just sit quietly to observe waterfowl, wading birds and other wildlife that frequent the cove. The Widgeon Cove Trail is part of the 88-​acre Dunning Farm Conservation Easement. This privately owned property will remain forest and working farmland forever.
Directions: From the intersection of Rt 123 and Bath Rd at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, follow Rt 123 south for 7.4 miles. Immediately after the Wilson’s Cove Trail parking lot on the right, look for the Widgeon Cove Trail parking lot on the left.
Visitor Guidelines:
Carry in, carry out.
Pedestrian use only.
No overnight parking.
No open fires.
No camping.
Dogs must be on a leash.
Carry out all dog waste.
Please respect wildlife, neighbors and other users.
This trail is on private property. Please respect the owner’s privacy.
Power driven mobility devices are not allowed.