CHERRYFIELD, MAINE
THE WILD BLUEBERRY CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
TRAILS & AMENITIES
Where the Narraguagus meets the village. Plan your walk, find your way, and discover what waits along the river.
Along the Riverwalk
Get to Know Us
The Cherryfield Riverwalk follows the Narraguagus River through the heart of the Wild Blueberry Capital of the World.
Along the way you'll find a self-guided historical tour, three illustrated interpretive panels exploring salmon ecology and mill heritage, and quiet viewing areas where the river does the talking.
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The Riverwalk connects directly to the 87 mile Downeast Sunrise Trail and links to the forested half mile trail system at the Weald Bethel Community Center, making Cherryfield a natural basecamp for exploring the Bold Coast on foot or by bike.
​The Riverwalk serves as a gateway to Cherryfield's National Historic District and is designed to boost recreational access.​​
FREE
Open to all, every day of the year
87 MILES
Of connected trail via the Downeast Sunrise Trail
3 PANELS
Illustrated interactive stories along the river
1773
The founding year of the village where this trail winds through
ALONG THE WAY
Cherryfield-Narraguagus Historical Society
88 River Road. A natural starting point for your walk. The Society's museum brings the village's shipbuilding, lumbering, and blueberry heritage to life.
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Veterans Memorial Park
1 Elm Street. A small, accessible green space honoring Cherryfield's veterans, steps from the river.
The Paisley Loon, Back In The Good Old Days, A Downeast Adventure, The Sugar Cone
