Cherryfield Trails

Cherryfield Trails is a year-round outdoor paradise. With two miles of maintained grass trails, peaceful forest surroundings, and direct access to the scenic Narraguagus River, this property offers the perfect balance of comfort and outdoor adventure. Enjoy biking, hiking, cross-country skiing, and fishing. Bring your horses and ride the trails here or the Acadia Carriage Roads only 45 minutes away.

Relax on the screened-in porch with your morning coffee, spend the day exploring trails or paddling the river, and unwind in a quiet, modern home designed for comfort in every season.
Coming Summer 2026: A small two-stall horse stable will be available, making this an ideal vacation spot for guests traveling with horses.
The Space
Brand-new 2-bedroom home (completed 2025)
Bedroom 1 has a double bed,
Bedroom 2 has twin beds (can be pushed together to form a King bed)
1.5 bathrooms
Fully equipped kitchen
Comfortable living area
Screened-in porch surrounded by nature
Heat pump for both heating and air conditioning
Private wooded setting with abundant wildlife
Fenced-in dog pen for our four-legged friends just out the back door
Perfect for couples, small families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking peace and privacy.

Outdoor Features
76 acres of private forest land
~2 miles of maintained grass trails (mowed twice yearly)
River frontage with canoe/kayak launch access
Dog-friendly trails for walking and exploring
Excellent terrain for hiking, trail running, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing
Nearby, the Tunk Mountain and Hidden Ponds Trails provide a combined mountain hike and pond loop giving hikers the chance to observe the quiet charm and visual appeal.

To protect the trails and natural setting:
No ATVs permitted
No snowmobiles allowed
No hunting allowed

Explore nearby - the blueberry capital of Maine: the adorable town of Cherryfield. One thing's for sure -- you'll want to bring your camera with you as you explore all that this delightful village has to offer! A walk around the historic district will showcase all the trappings of an adorable small town: historic buildings, friendly storefronts, and postcard-perfect scenery. This small town has existed since 1760.

Seasonal Highlights
Summer:
Long days for exploring trails and river adventures. Swim at nearby Spring River Lake or take a memorable day trip to Acadia National Park (about 45 miles away), where you’ll find breathtaking coastal scenery and miles of carriage roads — even horse-friendly.
The Cherryfield Blueberry Festival runs each August, the festival takes place along Cherryfield’s charming Main Street and the nearby farms where these wild berries thrive. The rugged coastline and forested hills surrounding Cherryfield give the blueberries a bold, tangy character, and walking through the festival, you’ll encounter fresh-picked berries, homemade pies, jams, and even blueberry-themed crafts. Local farmers and artisans stand ready to share stories and tips about harvesting techniques and sustainable cultivation against Maine’s wild climate.
Fall:
Peak foliage, crisp air, and fewer bugs make this a favorite season. Ideal for hiking, paddling, and horseback riding from Labor Day through late fall. You might be curious -- why is the town called Cherryville if its famous fruit is the blueberry? There's a theory that the blueberry barrens look like cherry fields when the leaves turn bright red in the fall.
Winter:
Snow transforms the property into a quiet wonderland for skiing and snowshoeing. Regional snowmobile trails connect nearby, with routes toward Ellsworth, Maine and beyond.
Spring:
A peaceful transition season with wildlife returning, rivers opening for paddling and fishing, and fresh forest air everywhere you go.
Location
Cherryfield Trails offers a secluded feel while still being within driving distance of Downeast Maine attractions, lakes, coastal towns, and outdoor recreation. The town of Ellsworth (gateway to Acadia) is only 25 minutes away. It has shopping, restaurants and other attractions.
Good to Know
Bug spray recommended in warmer months (typical for Maine woods)
Horse accommodations available starting summer 2026
Ideal for nature lovers seeking quiet — not a party property
Why Guests Will Love It
? Brand-new, clean, and comfortable home
? Total privacy on large acreage
? Unique river access directly from property
? Trails right outside your door
? Four-season outdoor recreation
? Future horse-friendly destination