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Whetstone Falls features menacing waves

"The river was almost three times higher than any of us had experienced, and the Class III falls would be a challenge."

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This Penobscot County river is a thrilling challenge for paddlers

Seboeis River is the quintessential tripping experience consisting of easy rapids and quick water until reaching Class III Whetstone Falls.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: How 7 Popular Trails Have Changed

All trails have changed quite a bit in the past 5 decades. Here are the trails that changed the most.

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Seniors Not Acting Their Age: Discovering the Seboeis Riverside Trail

In recent years, the Butler Conservation Fund has created two extraordinary outdoor facilities in Maine: Penobscot River Trails in Grindstone and Cobscook Shores in the Cobscook Bay area of Washington County. I’ve had the good fortune to hike the Cobscook Shores trails and have benefited from multiple excursions biking and skiing the PRT. When BCF […]

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