Enjoyable with Ferns on Mt. Phillip

Have enjoyable studying all about ferns on the Mt. Phillip path.

Bridge bordered by ferns

Join Maine Master Naturalist Deb Stahler to be taught concerning the wonders of ferns. This stroll will begin on the Mt. Phillip Lower Trailhead and can observe the connector path between the Upper and Lower trailheads. This space is moist, which ferns recognize, so costume appropriately. We will probably be on degree floor, and on board walks, and strolling pretty slowly to completely recognize the character round us. Ferns are a few of our oldest vascular crops and there are about 60 totally different species in Maine, and can encounter a number of frequent species on this stroll. Deb Stahler graduated from the Maine Master Naturalist Program in 2020 and has been main walks since then.

Parking

Meet on the Mt. Phillip Lower Trailhead on route 225, only a quarter mile south west of the Mt. Phillip Upper Trailhead.

Directions & path map

Event Policies

• We ask everybody attending 7 Lakes Alliance occasions to deal with individuals, crops, and animals with respect.
• 7 Lakes workers could also be taking footage throughout this occasion. If you wouldn’t wish to be photographed, please let workers know in the course of the occasion or contact workers forward of time
• Pets won’t be allowed at this occasion.
• Safety is our major concern. If you might be performing in an unsafe method, 7 Lakes Alliance will ask you to go away the occasion.