Best Western Merry Manor Inn

This is a level paved loop around the Wainwright Recreation Complex and the South Portland Greenbelt to Broadway. The fields are busy most of the year with soccer, baseball, and lacrosse games. In the winter months the trails around the recreation complex are groomed for cross-country skiing. Dogs are permitted on leash and are not allowed on the athletic fields.

Winnick Woods belongs to the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust and was donated to public use in 2008. the trailhead has a kiosk and is a part of the green belt tail system in southern Maine, the trail has multiple paths to choose from leading through neighborhoods, wetlands, and forest and has a path through a large pond with a boardwalk recently built over it. Hunting is permitted seasonally, so wear blaze orange during hunting season.

Winnick Woods is a 71-acre property donated to the town of Cape Elizabeth in the 1990s by a local family. The trails are wooded and open to non-motorized forms of recreations. There is a small gravel parking area off Sawyer Road that fits about 8 cars, so please park close and courteously to one another.

Winnick Woods is a 71-acre property donated to the town of Cape Elizabeth in the 1990s by a local family. The trails are wooded and open to non-motorized forms of recreations. There is a small gravel parking area off Sawyer Road that fits about 8 cars, so please park close and courteously to one another. Hunting is permitted seasonally, so remember to wear blaze orange during the fall. Hunting is not permitted on Sundays in Maine.

This loop goes through forests, wetlands, a pine pitch bog, and open fields. Hunting is allowed in the area, so hikers should wear blaze orange during the fall hunting season. Motorized vehicles and bicycles are not permitted. Remember to practice Leave No Trace and pack out everything you pack in.