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Does GPMCT own the Great Pond Mountain Trail?
Because the Great Pond Mountain Wildlands encompasses land on both the east and west flanks of Great Pond Mountain, portions of the Great Pond Mountain Trail are owned by Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust. Much of the trail however, is still owned by private land- owners, and the trailhead is on a private road. GPMCT does not currently own the summit of the mountain. The trail is open to the public, but please respect private property.
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Protecting this is what we work for. |
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How does GPMCT conserve land?
Visit our Conserve Your Land page for more information.
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Gene and Scott hard at work |
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What uses are permissible in the Wildlands?
GPMCT supports most traditional uses of the Wildlands – that includes hiking, biking, horseback riding, hunting, fishing and snowmobiling on designated trails. ATVs and overnight camping are currently not permitted.
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Are dogs allowed in the Wildlands? Dogs are allowed on leash only (hunting dogs under voice
control are an exception). This guideline is to protect
the wildlife, other visitors, and your dog!
Does GPMCT have plans to link the two pieces of the Wildlands?
GPMCT seeks to cooperate with willing landowners when possible to create recreation linkages and wildlife corridors between protected properties. This can work via trail agreements, conservation easements, or donations or bargain sales of land.
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Jane giving a trail the final touch |
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