As trustee of Meadows and Mountains Trust, Mary Gregor of Maine has been in charge of its asset growth for 25 years. She has sole responsibility for the Trust, and oversees all advertising, and buying and selling of land. Mary Gregor also takes time to enjoy the nature Maine has to offer, particularly by taking walks.

1. Beautiful
Nature Trails
in Maine
Mary Gregor

2. Introduction
– As trustee of Meadows and Mountains Trust, Mary Gregor of Maine
has been in charge of its asset growth for 25 years. She has sole
responsibility for the Trust, and oversees all advertising, and buying
and selling of land. Mary Gregor also takes time to enjoy the nature
Maine has to offer, particularly by taking walks.
Find some of the best nature walks in Maine below.
West Quoddy Head Coastal Trail: Leading to the most eastern point in
the lower 48 states, this Quoddy Head State Park trail is an easy walk
extending 1.3 miles, going through outcrops of gabbro rock and along
the Bay of Fundy. Visitors may get to see humpback, finback, and
minke whales in the summertime.

3. Maine
– Blueberry Mountain: Located near Weld, Blueberry Mountain
gets its name from the wild Maine blueberries growing on its
peak. In the summer, hikers who take the leisurely journey up
the trail can feast on ripened blueberries or collect them in a
pail.
Jordan Pond Shore Path: A 3.2-mile hike, Jordan Pond Shore
Path takes trekkers in Acadia National Park along a small
mountain lake surrounded by peaks and ridges wooded with
pine and deciduous trees. After a peaceful walk, visitors can
rest and eat at the Jordan Pond House Restaurant.