Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust

We're here for you.

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Our best wishes to all of you as our nation slows down to face the Corona Virus together. Many of us are working and living in our homes and are unsure how soon we will be able to return to our previous routines and lifestyles.

We have postponed or canceled several events already and will be making other such decisions as time moves on. But, life goes on, and as Winter turns to Spring we want to help all of you stay connected and to Rangeley.

We are launching several activities through our website or on our FaceBook page in the coming days to do just that. Like us to stay connected.

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!

These parking areas are plowed:

Hatchery Brook Preserve

Hunter Cove Wildlife Sanctuary

Hunter Cove Uplands Conservation Area

Hunter Cove Uplands C.A. - Mingo Entrance (unsigned, plowed drive past the factory)

Bonney Point Conservation Area

South Bog Conservation Area

EcoVenture Campus

We have partnered to bring two heritage trails; The Rangeley Lakes Birding Trail and The Artists Trail to you. Check back often - they are evolving.

Stay tuned! We're partnering with landowners and the Rangeley Lakes Snowmobile Club to create a Conservation Loop for snowmobiles in the Rangeley Lakes Region in the 2021 season.

Here's where to find us while we remotely.

David Miller, Executive Director

dmiller@rlht.org | (207) 321-9168

Tracie Clinch, Office Manager

tclinch@rlht.org | (207) 409-2123

Shelby Rousseau, Deputy Director

srousseau@rlht.org | (207) 446-4638

Amanda Laliberte, Program Director

alaliberte@rlht.org | (207) 265-6138

Alyssa Andrews, Natural Resource Steward

aandrews@rlht.org | (207) 595-3314