Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME

Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME Witt's End Trail - Pleasant Street entrance/parking - Norway, ME
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Witt’s End Trail – Pleasant Street Entrance, Norway, Maine

Looking for pet-friendly trails in Norway, Maine? Witt’s End Trail offers a scenic, dog-friendly hiking experience just minutes from downtown Norway. This wooded trail features gentle hills, lush cedar groves, and inviting boardwalks that make it perfect for a relaxing stroll with your furry companion. The trails are well-loved by locals for their natural beauty and easy access, providing a peaceful escape into nature for dog walkers.

While the Witt’s End Trail is not a traditional fenced dog park, it is a fantastic spot for leashed walks and getting exercise together outdoors. Parking is straightforward at the Pleasant Street entrance, and pet owners appreciate the quiet, shaded paths and abundant trees. Please note there are no restrooms or picnic areas, and it’s recommended to keep an eye on signage at trail intersections for smooth navigation.

FAQ

  • Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, Witt’s End Trail offers beautiful hiking loops with scenic views and wooden boardwalks.
  • Is the park dog-friendly? Yes, the trails are definitely dog-friendly and popular among local dog owners.
  • Where is the best place to park? Parking is available at the Pleasant Street entrance.
  • Is there shade along the trail? Yes, the trail is shaded by large trees, making it a comfortable hike for dogs and their owners.
  • Are restrooms or picnic areas available? No, there are no restrooms or picnic areas at this location.

Reviews

Andrew Berube

Easy to park and a great place to hike!

Andrew Berube

Easy to park and a great place to hike!

Andrew Berube

Easy to park and a great place to hike!

K N

This is a really pretty hike! Not to hard, just watch your footing the 1st mile. Lots of roots! The trees are amazing! 🤩

K N

This is a really pretty hike! Not to hard, just watch your footing the 1st mile. Lots of roots! The trees are amazing! 🤩

K N

This is a really pretty hike! Not to hard, just watch your footing the 1st mile. Lots of roots! The trees are amazing! 🤩

Stars NKites

The Witt’s End/Half Witt loop is perfect for an afternoon walk, just minutes from downtown Norway on Pleasant Street. Mild November weather urged us to walk this loop forthe first time. Large areas of cedar trees and two boardwalks were the highlights. Small rises, along with trail twists and turns, also kept it interesting. Looking forward to coming again next year to look for any wetland spring ephemerals!

Stars NKites

The Witt’s End/Half Witt loop is perfect for an afternoon walk, just minutes from downtown Norway on Pleasant Street. Mild November weather urged us to walk this loop forthe first time. Large areas of cedar trees and two boardwalks were the highlights. Small rises, along with trail twists and turns, also kept it interesting. Looking forward to coming again next year to look for any wetland spring ephemerals!

Stars NKites

The Witt’s End/Half Witt loop is perfect for an afternoon walk, just minutes from downtown Norway on Pleasant Street. Mild November weather urged us to walk this loop forthe first time. Large areas of cedar trees and two boardwalks were the highlights. Small rises, along with trail twists and turns, also kept it interesting. Looking forward to coming again next year to look for any wetland spring ephemerals!

Kent Werth

This is a beautiful hike in the woods. Not very difficult. Some of the signage could be improved. We made one mistake and had to backtrack in order to get back to the pleasant Street entrance. Google maps did not show the half-witt trail which was the solution for us. We found it anyway!
There are no restrooms or picnic areas. The trails are definitely dog friendly.

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