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Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station 97 Refuge Rd, Limestone, ME 04750, United States

Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station





57 Reviews
Nature preserve,Tourist attraction,Tourist information center
  • Thursday8 AM–4 PM
  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
  • Monday8 AM–4 PM
  • Tuesday8 AM–4 PM
  • Wednesday8 AM–4 PM




Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station 97 Refuge Rd, Limestone, ME 04750, United States




About the Business

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | United States federal agency that manages national wildlife refuges, protects endangered species, manages migratory birds, restores nationally significant fisheries, and enforces federal wildlife laws.

Contacts

Website
http://www.fws.gov/
Call Us
+12073284634
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97 Refuge Rd, Limestone, ME 04750, United States
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Hours

  • Thursday8 AM–4 PM
  • FridayClosed
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
  • Monday8 AM–4 PM
  • Tuesday8 AM–4 PM
  • Wednesday8 AM–4 PM
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Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Good for kids
  • Public restroom




Recommended Reviews

tom gioia
08.10.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Very quiet interesting place for a pleasant walk mixing nature and cold War history
Eclectic Savant
09.09.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Trails are beautiful, the gift shop is cheap and the volunteers are super friendly and helpful. Whether you are going for a casual stroll the woods or doing the full circuit, this place is for everyone. Snowshoeing & cross country skiing in the winter, hiking in the spring & fall, always a pleasure. One suggestion is to bring something to scare animals away. Hardly ever needed, but better safe than sorry.
Kathy Connor
30.08.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Lots of trails which appear maintained. Visitor center was closed even though we visited when it was supposed to be open. Perhaps no staff due to covid-19? Portapotty was in need of servicing. We visited at the end of June, highly recommend an insect repellent, hat and insect shield for your face ( also known as black fly netting). The biting insects were fierce and would fly under our hats to go after our faces on the trails that were not under trees. Hope to return later in the year to continue exploring.
Chris Hamlin
17.08.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Quiet, well maintained trails for snowshoeing or xc ski in winter. Flat with no views or elevation changes to speak of. Wildlife is abundant but shy of people- tracks in snow are all I've seen.
Louise Hamlin
07.08.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Very beautiful trail system for walking and skiing while keeping an eye out for native species. There is plenty of room in the parking lot, and they have a nice store run by volunteers that is open a few hours per week. They occasionally have tours and events.
Robert Jones
02.08.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Great trails for Moose& other wildlife ...Historical Cold War" Loring AFBis for all Air Force veterans to see."
step frasier
31.07.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Absolutely beautiful. Nice trails and awesome exploring the bunkers
Rick Hamm
25.07.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
For a bird and wildlife sanctuary there are many walking paths. Not so much for driving around to enjoy the scenery. Beautiful place none the less. The deserted cold war bunkers seem out of place but the birds don't care.
Brian D
25.07.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Not too much to do in northeastern Aroostook County, so for the area these trails are ok. There are 4 access points. I started at the far western one (aptly named West Gate), went to K-9, then kind of made my own path back via part of the base roads and part retracing my steps.
Mike N
23.07.2023
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
Amazing ski trails! Even a couple small hills that were fun. Several connecting trails for those who desire different lengths. Highly recommend!!!

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97 Refuge Rd, Limestone, ME 04750, United States
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station