Cox Pinnacle

103-acre parcel with trails for walking, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing and horseback riding through wooded hills, rocky ledges, and wetlands. Includes the highest point of land in Brunswick, at 350 feet, with views of the White Mountains. The trail begins with a boardwalk across the wetlands and is marked in blue.

Getting there: near Hacker Road, off Durham Road
Hours: 24 hours daily
Price: Free
Website: mainebyfoot.com (opens in a new tab)

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