Woodward Cove

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Photo Credit: Jym St. Pierre

Woodward Cove Info

This 18-acre property protects over 1,500 feet of forested shoreline and adjacent salt marsh along upper Woodward Cove, providing key habitat for wildlife and vital water access for local clammers and wormers. Visitors can access a parking area off Gurnet Road/Route 24 leading to a short water access trail for clamming, worming, and hand-carry boats, as well as enjoy a gentle trail through old apple trees to the property’s highest point overlooking the salt marsh.

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Woodward Cove Photo Credit Jym St. Pierre

Woodward Cove Trail Map

Trail Features:

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On-leash dogs permitted (waste removal required).
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Birding
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Water Access

Trail Restrictions:

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Open dawn to dusk.
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No off-road vehicles, bicycles, snowmobiles, or horses.
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No fires or camping.
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Stay on marked trails.
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Bow hunting by permission only.

Directions:

From Maine Street in Brunswick, driving north, turn right just before the river and onto the Coastal Connector/US Route 1 N. Take the exit\ for Cooks Corner/Gurnet Rd/ME-24 S. Go straight at the light after the off ramp, staying on Gurnet Rd/ME-24 S. Continue south on Route 24 for 2.2 miles. Turn left into the gravel parking area on the left side of the road.