Get Outside in Windham’s Beautiful Outdoor Spaces

Windham Outdoors is your guide to exploring the parks, trails, and natural beauty of Windham, Maine.

Our mission is to connect residents and visitors with outdoor spaces that inspire healthy living, community engagement, and a deeper appreciation of our town’s resources.

Adventure Starts Here

Get Outside, Join the Fun! Whether you’re kayaking, birdwatching, or just enjoying a sunset, Windham offers outdoor activities for all ages.

Hit the trail. Breathe the Maine air. Explore scenic walking, hiking, and biking trails that showcase Windham’s natural beauty in every season.

East Windham Conservation Area

Nestled within the greater Portland area, this unique parcel of conserved land offers four-season access to a variety of outdoor experiences. Explore an eight-mile trail network with scenic mountain and water views, including portions that will be fully accessible in 2025.

This significant conservation achievement is part of a larger 30-mile trail network connecting multiple preserves across Falmouth and Windham. Whether you’re a hiker, mountain biker, trail runner, or simply a nature lover, these trails offer something for everyone to enjoy.

• At 700 acres, it is a part of a 2,000-acre conservation corridor, which represents the largest wildlife habitat, clean water, and recreational trail corridor in Greater Portland

• The Purple Loop offers stunning views of the White Mountains and Little Duck Pond shorefront.

• The Teal Trail features the best mountain view in the entire network.

• The area is part of the homeland of the Wabanaki People, whose connection to these lands and waters is respectfully acknowledged.

• More than 400 supporters generously donated to help forever conserve this land.