The Peter Miller Woodland protect important wildlife habitat and wetlands, and used for outdoor recreation, nature appreciation and conservation education programs. This permanently conserved forestland with whip pine, eastern hemlock, red spruce, balsam fir, red maple, brown and white ash and white and yellow birch includes stone walls woods roads and two small ponds.
Robin, Holly, and Lynette’s gift honors the former owner, their brother, Peter Miller. In the winter of 2009 Peter died of injuries sustained in a wood-cutting accident.
The Kennebec Land Trusts the conservator of this special place for the land itself, for the wildlife, and for the people who will enjoy it.
Allowable uses: Hiking, nature observation, cross -country skiing, snowshoeing, hunting in season. No motorized vehicles. Dogs allowed on a leash or under voice command, please clean up after your pets.
Access: Two trails, accessed from Anderson Ridge Road, travel through various stages of woodland growth, lead to a small man-made pond and include and old logging road.
Directions: From Readfield, take Rt 41 North for 11 miles, turn right onto Kimball Pond Road and follow for 2,6 miles, turn left onto Anderson Road (across from Cross Road). Property is on the left, par on the side of the Road. Please respect our neighbors and the KLT property.
BYOP (Bring Your Own Pen) Please return as found.