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The nor’easter storm last week downed many trees all over Gray and Libby Hill. Mo Russo, Gray Facilities and Parks Director has closed the trails until crews can clean up damage. We appreciate your understanding as we recover from this event. Thayer Brook Preserve does have the Ridge Runner and part of the Mill Trail […]
The construction of an obstacle course at the Middle School required that the entrance of the Moose Odessey trail be rerouted to allow snow grooming. You will find the new section behind the basketball court and kiosk by the trail. Many thanks to Mo Russo and the town crew who got the section built last […]
Libby Hill Trails and Thayer Brook Preserve are located within the State of Maine Wildlife Sanctuary. This is a large area that includes several square miles between the bypass connector road and Egypt Road. Trail users can be comfortable that they won’t be at risk during hunting season on any of our trails. We still […]
The hurricane gave us a break this weekend, but it still knocked lots of small branches off the trees. The trails are littered with lots of debris. You can really help the trail system by just picking up five branches each time you visit the trails this fall. It will make keeping the trails clean […]
Gray’s first Community Day event was held today at Newbegin Hall. Libby Hill had a booth with maps, photos, and information on trails all around Gray. There were both new and old-time residents who attended the fun event. Walking groups had questions on planning future events and longtime Libby Hill hikers got new ideas on […]
One hundred seventy racers participated in the Longest Day 5K at Libby Hill. After weeks of gloomy weather, the evening was perfect with a temperature around 72 degrees. It was also fitting that the winner of the race was Carter Libby of Gray at 18:07 claiming the hill that bears his forefather’s name. In the […]