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Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust

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Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust

Serving the Rangeley Lakes Region for more than 35 years. We have long-term stewardship goals and use sustainable forestry practices. on every acre.

RLHT conserves and stewards land, restores habitats, builds trails, and offers programs that connect our community to conservation. Founded in 1991, RLHT is responsible for the conservation of over 14,000 acres in the Rangeley Lakes Region. We offer year-round educational programs and coordinate the Community Conservation Corps, a region-wide effort of paid staff and volunteers who steward trails,

our waters and education the public. RLHT has developed the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway and owns the Cupsuptic Lake Park & Campground.

06/17/2026

More than 100 took part in Western Maine Audubon's Rangeley Birding Fest the weekend of June 6.

06/15/2026

Throwback to finding treasures deep in the Maine woods last June 🌸

06/13/2026

Calling our local nature lovers! 📣 This year will be Maine Audubon's 43rd annual loon count, and we need your help! On the third Saturday of July each year, Mainers from all over the state work together to count loons across over 400 lakes and ponds. Not only are loons a beloved, iconic staple of Maine's wilderness, but they also serve as vital indicators for lake ecosystem health, so it's important we gather this information for the sake of our lakes and ponds. 🌿

We are looking for volunteers to cover the Rangeley Lakes Region. If you are interested in being a part of this state-wide effort, you can email our headwaters coordinator: [email protected]

06/10/2026

Seeing this type of 🦋 gathering along the trail makes our hearts flutter.

These Eastern Tiger Swallowtails aren’t just resting—they’re “puddling,” a behavior where butterflies gather on damp soil to drink mineral-rich water.

What nature wonders have you witnessed lately?

📷 Kristi

06/08/2026

Summer is arriving in the Rangeley Lakes Region, and so are the fawns. 🦌💜

Fawns are born this time of year, often following close behind their mothers as they learn to navigate their surroundings. A reminder to please slow down and stay alert while driving this season.

📷 Kyle Haley Photography

06/06/2026

The stairs at Hatchery Brook got a major upgrade this week. Thank you, trail crew — Ken, Matt & High Peaks Alliance team! Swipe for the before ➡️ during ➡️ after 👏💪🪨

06/03/2026

Today is the last call to sign up for the 2026 Rangeley Birding Festival! 📣📣

Saturday, June 6th, join RLHT's Jason Latham and Sally Stockwell of Maine Audubon at the South Bog Conservation Area to learn about the importance of shoreland habitat with big old trees and lots of shade for both birds and brook trout. 🌲🐦

If you’re fortunate enough to be a local landowner here in the Rangeley region, this is a great opportunity to learn how we can all do our part in promoting biodiversity.

Only a few spots left! Sign up now: https://rangeleybirdingfestival.com/

Where: South Bog Conservation Area
When: Saturday, June 6th
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Sign up: https://rangeleybirdingfestival.com/

📷 Nick Leadley Nature Photography

Address

2424 Main Street
Rangeley, ME
04970

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

Telephone

+12078647311

Website

http://www.rlht.org/

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