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Explore Ellsworthâs trail offerings with Heart of Ellsworthâs new online resource April 20, 2021 on News
ELLSWORTH â Visitors and residents can explore Ellsworthâs trail options through a new hiking resource on Heart of Ellsworthâs webpage, heartofellsworth.org/hike. The page includes photos and descriptions, as well as an integrated map of trail locations through Maine Trail Finder.
âWe are excited to partner with Maine Trail Finder to highlight Ellsworthâs diverse trails while attracting visitors and residents to explore downtown Ellsworthâs unique attributes and offerings,â said Heart of Ellsworth Executive Director Cara Romano.
From woods to sidewalk, the page highlights nine trails managed by nine area entities including the Frenchman Bay Conservancy, Woodlawn Museum, Sunrise Trail Coalition, city of Ellsworth, Ellsworth Public Library, Ellsworth Garden Club, Ellsworth Historical Society, Stanwood Wildlife Sanctuary and B
Folks looking for information on where, in the greater Ellsworth area, to find a good trail to hike, can now turn to a new online tool.
This new hiking resource, (click here to take a look) has been created thanks to a collaboration between two non-profit organizations; The Heart of Ellsworth (a group of local people committed to promoting all the cool things going on the Ellsworth region) and the Maine Trail Finder (a free mapping website that encourages people to get outside and explore the world around them by showing them where they can go).
According to a recently release statement about the new link, folks will be able to get a lot of information and detail on each trail.
Centennial cookbook is food for thought
ELLSWORTH “More than 200 recipes celebrate Maine home cooking in a way that reminds us that the food we eat connects us to the people and places we love.” That’s the essence of the Maine Bicentennial Community Cookbook, whose editors Margaret Hathaway, Karl Schatz and Don Lindgren will speak online about the cookbook’s contents and the behind-the-scenes work at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 8, through the Ellsworth Public Library.
For the milestone, celebratory cookbook, its editors collected recipes, stories and photos from kitchens across the state. Contributions ranged widely from everyday families and home cooks to award-winning chefs and notable Mainers. Mixing contemporary recipes with excerpts from historic Maine community cookbooks and essays about the history and future of Maine’s culinary traditions, the cookbook is illustrated with family photos and hand-written recipe cards from all 16 counties. Two dollars from each cookbook