Explore the Greenway

Maine

Mileage counts reflect the portion of each trail that is part of East Coast Greenway.

• Calais Waterfront Walkway, Calais; 1 mi
• Downeast Sunrise Trail, Washington and Hancock Counties; 85 mi
• Kennebec River Rail Trail, Augusta-Hallowell-Farmingdale-Gardiner; 6.5 mi
• Rotary Centennial Trail, Benton; 1.9 mi
• Brewer Riverwalk, Brewer; 0.4 mi
• Lewiston Riverside Trail, Lewiston ME; 1.25 mi
• Lisbon Trail, Lisbon; 3.3 mi
• Topsham Trail, Topsham; 0.5 mi

• Androscoggin River Bicycle Path, Brunswick; 2.6 mi
• Beth Condon Memorial Pathway, Yarmouth; 1.9 mi
• Martin’s Point Bridge, Yarmouth-Portland; 0.4 mi
• Eastern Promenade/Connector/Back Cove Trail, Portland; 2.3 mi
• Eastern Trail/South Portland Greenbelt, South Portland; 6 mi
• Eastern Trail, Scarborough-Old Orchard Beach-Saco; 8.2 mi
• Eastern Trail, Biddeford-Arundel-Kennebunk; 6.2 mi

Complementary Route

• Belfast Harborwalk & Passagassawakeag River Footbridge, Belfast; 1.1 miles

Momentum is building across Maine’s trail network. The Eastern Trail is moving forward with a recently completed feasibility study and ongoing design and construction on the “Close the Gap” and “Blaze the Trail South” segments. In Portland, several projects in design will connect to the Casco Bay Trail, where 25 miles of rail corridor have been approved for interim trail toward Auburn. Yarmouth continues advancing the Beth Condon Trail toward Freeport, while the Merrymeeting Trail has secured approval for 33 miles of interim trail toward Augusta. The Androscoggin to Kennebec (A2K) Trail is progressing through feasibility and strengthening connections from Brunswick to the Coastal Alternate route. Farther east, the Down East Sunrise Trail has been approved for a 12-mile interim trail extension toward Calais, alongside an ongoing study to improve surfacing on the existing 85-mile trail.