Camp Ketcha Loop

Parking is available directly at Camp Ketcha, which serves as the trailhead for this loop. The trails are open to the public when programs are not in session, providing convenient access.

Yes, the Camp Ketcha Loop is a dog-friendly trail, making it a great option for pet owners to enjoy with their canine companions. Please ensure your dog is leashed and you clean up after them.

The Camp Ketcha Loop can be enjoyed year-round. While pleasant in spring, summer, and fall, it's also suitable for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing during the winter months, offering different seasonal experiences.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Camp Ketcha Loop. The trails are open to the public, reflecting Camp Ketcha's commitment to connecting people with the outdoors.

Absolutely! Graded as 'Easy' with minimal elevation gain, the Camp Ketcha Loop is a relatively flat and manageable hike, making it suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners and families with children.

The loop winds through a diverse landscape of fields and forests. You can expect scenic views, wooded areas, and opportunities to observe wildlife. The property also features a pond and noted waterfalls, adding to the natural beauty.

The natural setting of the Camp Ketcha Loop provides opportunities to observe various wildlife. Keep an eye out for local birds, small mammals, and other creatures that inhabit the fields and forests of the preserve.

Yes, the Camp Ketcha Loop is suitable for winter activities. During the colder months, it becomes a great spot for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, offering a different way to experience the landscape.

Yes, the Camp Ketcha trail system connects to the abutting 90-acre Scarborough Land Trust Libby Farm trail, offering expanded exploration opportunities for hikers who wish to extend their outing.

Beyond the diverse fields and forests, you'll find scenic views, waterfalls, and a pond within the Camp Ketcha property. The trail also passes through the Libby River Farm Preserve, offering additional natural beauty.

The Camp Ketcha Loop primarily utilizes the Camp Ketcha trails. It also incorporates sections of the Lucy R Sprague Memorial Trail and the Oak Hill Bike Route.