Fay Hyland Botanical Garden
Check pricesA 10-acre University of Maine garden of indigenous and non-native trees and shrubs beside the Stillwater River.

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A nature preserve in Maine with trails, wildlife viewing, and outdoor programs open to the public.
1107 West Old Town Rd., Old Town, ME 04468 · Old Town, ME
Hirundo is a Maine nature preserve offering hiking trails, paddling, and wildlife watching. Visitors may see turtles, mink, muskrats, snakes, deer, and many bird species. The site has three gates, and it offers free canoe rentals in summer and free snowshoe rentals in winter. It also hosts seasonal camps, events, and educational programs.
The closest stops to Hirundo Wildlife Refuge, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
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