Gentle woods trails with bridges cross Stuart Brook, and a trail to Frith Farm across Ash Swamp Road.
Trail: 1.1 mile trail
Land: 35 acres
Open year round.
Leave no trace.

The Trails

1.1 miles total

Albert Sewell Trail, Bruce Lincoln Trail, Frith Farm Trail

How to get there

Get directions to the trailhead location.

Print a Trail Map

Download the PDF and print it to bring along when you visit.

Activities

  • Hiking, wildlife-watching, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing.
  • Dogs must be on a leash or under voice control at all times.
  • No biking.
  • For the benefit of visitors and wildlife, no drones.
  • No hunting.
  • Any collecting, foraging or commercial activity requires a permit from SLT. No exceptions.

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The Land

35 acres

Natural Features

Woods, streams and wildlife. Stuart Brook runs through the property, then joins Cascade Brook, which flows to the Dunstan River, which empties into Scarborough Marsh.

History & Current Use

Albert G. Sewell, Jr. donated this land to SLT in 1996. Mr. Sewell owned a sawmill and wood products business, and purchased this land in 1935. His careful stewardship resulted in a mature, healthy forest. From the small parking area, there are 2 loop trails, one named for Mr. Sewell and one named for Bruce Lincoln, a state biologist who played a leading role in the conservation of Scarborough Marsh. Across Ash Swamp Road is the Frith Farm Trail, which ends at a bench overlooking the crop fields of this organic farm. The bench was built and donated by Royce O’Donal. Frith Farm is permanently conserved by Maine Farmland Trust, in partnership with SLT.