Beth Condon Pathway
Located in the heart of Yarmouth, Maine, Royal River Park is a beloved gem that offers a beautiful 2.60-mile paved path along the river, showcasing the town's industrial heritage and providing access to stunning waterfalls and historic mill sites. With its open fields, floodplain forest, and a stand of 75- to 200-year-old hemlock trees, this park is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The Beth Condon Pathway, which is part of the East Coast Greenway, extends for over a mile along US-1, providing a safe pathway for walkers and bikers. Developed in memory of Beth Condon, a Yarmouth High School student who tragically lost her life, this pathway offers connections to other pedestrian and cycling routes and features a resting stop with stone benches at the Butterfly Garden, where interpretive signs showcase the habitat needs and life cycles of butterflies. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or an adventurous bike ride, these pathways offer a scenic and accessible way to explore Yarmouth's natural beauty.Generated from the website
