The Tanglewood forest in Lincolnville is is a part of the Camden Hills State Park, featuring over 7 miles of beautiful trails. The park, encompassing over 940 acres of rolling mixed forest, is a pleasure to visit throughout the seasons and from the springtime blossoms to the fall leaves, there is always plenty to explore.
Tanglewood's trails are suitable for foot-traffic only and remain open year-round for hiking or skiing. During the months of June though September we ask that visitors refrain from entering the camp village area, as this is where our summer camp is located. The trail network is maintained by Tanglewood staff working with a team of core volunteers.
The majority of trails are rustic forest trails, with some roots and rocks to avoid and several trails include steep inclines, which are marked on trail maps. Bridges are provided over streams and in areas which regularly accumulate water. Please be aware that while we do our best to keep trails clear, none are patrolled or groomed.
The TREES trail provides a more accessible trail, with a large portion gravelled while seating is provided at short intervals throughout. Passing though the Yankee Woodlot demonstration forest the trail passes a wide variety flaura. Composting restrooms are available by the trailhead.
These maps are ready to print and show all major trails in Tanglewood forest. Printed trail maps can also be found at the trail head kiosk by the turning circle on Tanglewood Road.
We ask that you abide by the following guidelines:
There are no public sources of drinking water available, so remember to bring a water bottle.
Some areas of Tanglewood are open to hunting during Maine's hunting seasons.