Skyline Farm, a non-profit organization, maintains a sleigh museum and trail network on this 54-acre historic farm property. The trails at Skyline Farm are open to non-motorized uses year round. A two mile loop has been largely completed and is marked. It passes along the highest hill of the farm’s hayfields before plunging into the woods where it crosses a tributary of Toddy Brook and passes through mixed growth groves of trees. Skyline’s woods, trails, and fields are protected by a conservation easement held by the Royal River Conservation Trust since 2002. The property sits atop the aquifer that provides drinking water to Yarmouth and North Yarmouth.
Skyline’s farmland is leased to a private farm operator, and either the private farm operator or Skyline’s facilities often host summer agricultural programs for kids.
For more information visit: Skyline Farms website
Trailhead: Visitors may access the trails from the parking area at the farm and museum complex. From downtown Yarmouth, head northwest toward Walnut Hill in North Yarmouth on Route 115W for 3.9 miles. Take a right on The Lane and continue for 0.5 miles. The entrance to Skyline Farm will be via the second driveway on your right. GPS Address: 95 The Lane, North Yarmouth, ME.
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