We are a 100% volunteer led non-profit organization - the trails that we have built and maintained have all been due to the incredible support of neighbors and friends. Want to be a part of conserving the beautiful natural resources of Arundel, Maine? Learn more about upcoming projects and how you can get involved today!
ACT's mission is to conserve Arundel's unique natural, recreational, and scenic resources to foster a strong, vibrant community. We envision a community where members are connected to the land and one another through use, enjoyment, and appreciation of our conserved natural resources.
Arundel Roots
Our vibrant community has a rich and diverse history, filled with the stories that define the growth of our state and our nation. Our goal is to preserve and protect the natural land for future generations to enjoy! Our trails are intended to bring families and individuals outdoors to make lasting memories. Learn more about our trails here.
This wouldn't be possible without all of YOU!
ACT's Recognition Awards for 2022:
Community Hero:
Jack Reetz
Lifetime Achievement Award:
Sam Hull
Volunteer of the Year Award:
Accepted Anonymously
Youth Appreciation Award:
Emma Sayer, Nolan Roy, Rachel Plaisted, Ashley Medina
Above & Beyond Award:
M Welch & Sons Excavating
Our community
Rural Farmland. Open Spaces. Residential Neighborhoods. Local Business.
Arundel is home to many riding programs and horse trails. Our trails & open fields are the perfect place for riders.
The Apple Pie Contest is a popular event at Arundel Heritage Days.
The surge of small farms and Community Supported Agriculture programs has enhanced the livelihood of our residents.
Looking out over the fields of The Cluff Preserve is like looking into our State's history.
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Contact Us
THE ARUNDEL CONSERVATION TRUST
PHONE: 207.967.3465 ext. 6 EMAIL: info@arundeltrust.org
ADDRESS: P.O.Box 2704 Kennebunkport, Maine USA 04046