Continue on Trask Road for 0.4 miles until you reach the end of the paved road. At just over 1.6 miles, turn left onto Trask Road. For more experienced hikers, a steep trail (labeled the Pinnacle Access Trail on the map) heads back uphill to the parking lot.ĭirections: From Vienna Village: Take Route 41 northwest from the intersection with Kimball Pond Road. Trails: The Vienna Woods Trail climbs along the spine of a ridge that was once called the Devil’s Backbone, drops through a mixed hardwood forest, and loops through a stand of mature hemlock, passing a vernal pool and several areas of exposed bedrock in the Hemlock Loop.

No mountain biking, horseback riding, or motorized vehicles. Dogs are allowed on a leash or under voice command. Hunters, please be aware of neighbors and hikers. Located in the Flying Pond watershed at the southern edge of the western Maine foothills, this conservation property contributes to the ecological and economic resilience of the region.Īllowable Uses: hiking, nature observation, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, & hunting. The Vienna Woods Conservation Area is part of a large block of relatively unfragmented woodland that has been valued by people, both resident and migratory, for thousands of years. In 2019, the Floyds donated the property in fee to the Kennebec Land Trust. Property Description: In March of 2015, Muffy and Jim Floyd donated a 71-acre conservation easement to KLT that will protect valuable wildlife habitat, water quality, working forestland, and hayfields forever.

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