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“To walk in nature is to witness a thousand miracles” - Marie Davis
Purpose
Purpose
Healthy Sacopee was developed to improve the quality of life for our community by identifying unmet physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health needs and developing a plan to address them.
Summer/Fall Hikes
Summer/Fall Hikes
Last Update: July 17, 2026
Date: 08/15 Trail: Douglas Mtn (~1.5 mi loop) Notes: Stone observation tower at peak; beautiful panoramic views looking over Sebago Lake.
Date: 08/22 Trail: Williams Town Park (~1.5–2.0 mi) Notes: Shapleigh. Wooded paths wrapping near Williams Pond; a quiet, easy, and shaded afternoon loop.
Date: 09/05 Trail: Sentinel Mt (~2.6 miles) Notes: Tuftonboro, NH. Overlooks Lake Winnipesaukee and highlights unique Ossipee Ring Dyke geology.
Date: 09/19 Trail: Pleasant Mtn (~5.6 miles) Notes: Southwest Ridge approach (Denmark). Long, gorgeous ridge walk with steady views of Moose Pond & Whites.
Date: 10/03 Trail: Hemenway (other dir.) (~3.0 miles) Notes: Tamworth, NH. Features a great lookout tower, beautiful woods, and Sap House Meadery/Winery nearby.
Date: 10/10 Trail: Sawyer Mt (off-trail) (~2.0–4.0 mi) Notes: Located in Limington. Historic homestead remnants, quiet woods, perfect for off-trail exploration.
Date: 10/24 Trail: Deer Hill (~3.5 mi loop) Notes: Evans Notch. Sweeping views of the Cold River Valley; famous historic mineral/gem mining area.
Date: 11/01 Trail: Knox Mtn (~2.0 miles) Notes: Located in Newfield. Quick climb to open granite ledge views over the southern Maine foothills.
Date: 11/15 Trail: East Bear Paw (~3.5 miles) Notes: Conway, NH. A quieter, less-traveled approach with fine views of the Moats and Mount Chocorua.
Storm Dates will be announced as needed.
PLEASE NOTE: We’ll meet at the SVHC to carpool at 8:30 a.m. on
Saturdays, 1:00 p.m. on Sundays, unless otherwise noted.
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