Snow Falls Gorge, West Paris and Wild River at Evans Notch
The Little Androscoggin River cuts its way through a narrow and winding gorge at Snow Falls in West Paris. At this special rest-stop, the state of Maine has constructed a fine picnic area, complete with trails on both sides of the gorge, picnic tables, a pit toilet, and plenty of parking. This site is also known as Snow Falls Gorge.
There are four distinctive cascade sets at Snow Falls, with the last being a personal favorite. It is a thin plunge flowing into a dark pool just below the footbridge over the river. The gorge, with walls up to 30 feet in height, is surrounded by fencing, making this place family friendly and safe for the little ones. The water may be sometimes dark and slightly foamy, but the gorge is interesting and beautiful, and the falls are right off the road, so include a visit to Snow Falls if you are passing by.
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Evans Notch—Wild River Loop
"Pick your pleasure on this scenic tour along the Wild River, with options for an easy out-and-back cruise, or an adventurous and challenging single-track ride. This scenic ride along the banks of the Wild River combines two radically different trails.
The Highwater Trail is a rough-and-tumble, physically demanding single-track path, while the serene and gentle Wild River Road courses along easy grades suitable for all ability levels. Depending on your preference, choose one or the other, or combine the two (as described here) for a challenging loop ride."
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