Bradbury Mountain State Park

Bradbury Mountain State Park is a forested recreational area in Maine with multiple trails leading to a granite summit. The peak offers views across the surrounding landscape and beyond the immediate region.

The park was established in 1939 as part of Maine's early conservation efforts. Public access was secured when the land came under state management.

The park invites people to experience the outdoors through year-round activities in a forested setting. Visitors come here to connect with nature and find space away from daily routines.

The park opens at sunrise and closes at sunset every day of the year with parking areas located at the main entrance. Visitors should wear sturdy hiking shoes and prepare for exposed conditions near the summit.

The summit contains granite and pegmatite rock formations that reveal the geological character of Maine's landscape. These stone structures tell a story about the region's natural composition that many visitors find worth examining.

Location: Pownal

Inception: 1939

Website: https://maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/doc/parksearch/details.pl?park_id=12

GPS coordinates: 43.90280,-70.18060

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49