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This paved path runs along the Androscoggin River from one main parking area to another. Along the route, there are restrooms and benches to stop, rest at, and enjoy views of the river. There is also a dog park at the beginning of the trail. The trail does closely parallel US 1, so expect some road noise. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible spaces: 1 at the...

Begin on the red trail and quickly detour onto the blue trail through a forest of spruce and pine. Eventually blue meets a trail junction with yellow which passes by a marsh and some rocky outcroppings. Meet back up with the eastern half of the blue trail and look out onto a small inlet that is a part of Back Cove.

Begin on the red trail and quickly detour off onto the blue trail. The trail is forested and is surrounded by pine and spruce then, crosses over a stream. The eastern half of the trail follows the coast of Back Cove with salt marshes and rocky coastline sections. Dogs are not permitted in the sanctuary at any time.

This route includes all of the established trails in Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary combining the red, green, yellow, and blue trails. The trail leads through the forest, through open fields, and along the coast of Back Cove. The area is preserved for its birding opportunities, so even leashed dogs are not permitted to not disrupt wildlife.

Begin by crossing the famous swinging bridge which connects Brunswick and Topsham. The bridge was built in 1892. It is one of few pedestrian suspension bridges left in the United States. On the Topsham side of the river, follow a paved path along the Androscoggin River with views of the Brunswick Dam.