Maybury-Hiking Trail

Maybury State Park

Required

6.00

There are 6 miles of interconnecting loops stretching from one end of the park to the other through the park’s wooded interior, grassland and pond areas. Open to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter as conditions allow.

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The park has 6 miles of trail dedicated to hiking, shown in green on the Maybury trail map and guide. Portions of the trail are marked as an interpretive and history trail.

The trail consists of several interconnecting loops leading from the parking areas through the wooded interior of the park and the grassland area northeast of the ballfield and traveling east to the pond. The trail stretches from one end of the park to the other, making it the perfect way to see the park on foot. In the spring, the area is filled with trilliums.

Access the trail from the parking areas at either the Eight Mile Road or Beck Road park entrances.

A portion of the hiking trail is track-set groomed for cross-country skiing and open to snowshoeing in the winter as conditions allow.

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Cross Country Ski Item is accessible.
Cross Country Ski: A portion of the hiking trail is track-set groomed when snow conditions allow, and can be accessed from the Eight Mile Road park entrance parking areas. Combined with portions of the paved bicycle trail, a total of 4 miles of park trails are groomed for cross-country skiing. Trails vary and are considered moderate to difficult. The Nordic Ski Racer website posts local trail conditions.
Hiking Item is accessible.
Hiking: The trail terrain is considered easy to moderate, with rolling hills through wooded and open areas.
Snowshoeing Item is accessible.
Snowshoeing: This trail is open to snowshoeing; however, snowshoers are asked to stay off tracks groomed for cross-country skiing. Snowshoeing is permitted off trail as well.