Map of the Sipayik Trail
Sipayik Trail
Sipayik Trail
LENGTH:
1.9 miles
SURFACE:
paved
COMMUNITIES:
Perry, Pleasant Point
HIGHLIGHTS:
forests, views of Gleason cove, Pleasant Point Reservation
NEARBY TRAILS:
Downeast Sunrise Trail
The Sipayik Trail is a 1.9-mile long paved pathway that spans between Perry and Point Pleasant on the Pleasant Point Reservation in a very remote area of Eastern Maine. The trail was constructed along an abandoned railroad right-of-way and wanders through forested areas and has beautiful views of Gleason Cove and views over to Deer Island. The trail was constructed as a safe place for people to ride away from the traffic along Route 190.
The Pleasant Point Reservation is 212 acres and home to the Passamoquoddy Tribe.
Conditions
The Sipayik Trail is paved with an 8-foot wide asphalt surface. The trail is open for non-motorized use and allows cross-country skiing in winter.
End Points
The northwestern end of the Sipayik Trail is located along Route 1, just north of S. Meadow Road.
The southeastern end of the trail is located at the end of Treatment Plant Road.
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