Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust

We conserve and steward the natural and historical resources of the Rangeley Lakes Region for the benefit of the community and future generations.

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We've conserved 14,000 acres with 35 miles of recreational trails for you to explore. Open from dawn to dusk, our conservation areas are free for exploration, hiking, photography, birding, family outings, inspiration, and adventure!

Explore our trails on Maine Trail Finder or checkoff a series of places on our heritage trails: The Artist Trail, for Plein air artists and photographers, and The Rangeley Lakes Birding Trail; a blitz of habitats that are established birding sites. Both heritage trails are suited for all ages and all skills!

Trails are open, Office by appointment.

Our trails are open but due to COVID-19 we have closed our office until further notice. Staff will continue to work remotely.

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Become A Member

We rely on the generosity of members like you to help fulfill our mission and to steward 34 miles of trails, educate our community and visitors and continue conserving lands in the Rangeley Lakes Region.

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Your Conservation Legacy

The Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust can help you create a legacy in conserving what makes the Rangeley Region so special to you, whether it’s clean, cold sparkling lakes; uninterrupted forests; scenic vistas, or world-class fly-fishing rivers and ponds.

Planned Giving

Explore the Rangeley Region

We’ve conserved 14,000 acres with 35 miles of recreational trails to explore. Open from dawn to dusk, our conservation areas are free for snowshoeing, photography, birding, and inspiration.

FIND YOUR TRAIL

Who We Are, What We Do

For 25 years, RLHT has been dedicated to the conservation and stewardship of the natural and historical resources of the Rangeley Lakes Region. Learn from our founders, staff, and volunteers about the work we do.

Celebrating RLHT

Connect & Give Back: Volunteer

There are many tasks that we could use your help with and which we depend on volunteers to help us accomplish. There are four areas where we need support; on the trail, on the water, at our programs, and around our office.

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