Tickets available at greatpondtrust.org | SALES BEGIN 8/1/2025, ENDING 9/15/2025
Limited number of tickets may be available at the door. First come, first served.


Adventure & Conservation Films, From Across Maine & Around The World

In Partnership with PRNEMBA & GPMCT Sustainable Single Track Committee


$10 Suggested Donation
Free Popcorn - Beer & wine available for purchase.

GPMCT has arranged for the gates to be open on a few Sundays of 2025. This will allow our visitors to drive closer to some of our very popular hiking trails. It is important to note the gate will be closed and locked at 6pm on these days.

Visitors can drive in as far as the Mitchville meadow, we request that you do not go beyond the barriers placed at Mitchville Meadow.

Walk To Hothole Pond
Sunday, September 21, 10 AM
@ Wildlands, North Trailhead
Bald Mtn Road, Orland
Weather Dependent - Text (207)356-8440
ASL Interpretation Provided
Bring Binoculars, Water & Snack
Volunteer-Led | Donation Suggested

Preserving Ash, Protecting Traditions—presented by Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust and the Ash Protection Collaboration Across Waponahkik—is a September 27th event focused on learning effective strategies to preserve ash and its unique cultural and ecological value, featuring expert talks and live Wabanaki basketmaking demos.
Registration and more info at greatpondtrust.org
Presented in partnership with Downeast Audubon, Maine Tree Farm and Native Gardens of Blue Hill.

A Maine Tree Farm Stewardship Hub Annual Gathering

Volunteer Trail Work to be followed by a group Summit Ride.
🗓 Date: Saturday October 4th  🕚 11 AM
📍 Location: Dead River Trailhead, Don Fish Road, Orland

Bring water, lunch, and gloves., Some tools provided, but bring your favorite. All are welcome!

SUMMIT IS NOT OPEN TO BIKES
Must volunteer to ride.

GPMCT has arranged for the gates to be open on a few Sundays of 2025. This will allow our visitors to drive closer to some of our very popular hiking trails. It is important to note the gate will be closed and locked at 6pm on these days.

Visitors can drive in as far as the Mitchville meadow, we request that you do not go beyond the barriers placed at Mitchville Meadow.

Better Soil, Better Berries Field Day 2025

Our friends at Hancock & Washington County Conservation District and NRCS, along with Blue Ox Blueberries, present this Field Day centered on wild blueberry farming and soil health. More info here.

Reserve Your Spot

Space is limited, to secure your place at "Better Soil, Better Berries," contact the Washington County Soil & Water Conservation District:

📞 Phone: (207) 255-4659
📧 Email: wacomeswcd@gmail.com