Hobbitland

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Litchfield Rd
Hallowell, ME 04347
http://www.hikeography.com

Hobbit Land, located within the picturesque 166-acre Vaughn Woods in Hallowell, Maine, is a hidden gem known for its enchanting scenery reminiscent of the Lord of the Rings. The property features three stone bridges, waterfalls, and a man-made Cascade Pond, making it a captivating spot for nature enthusiasts and families alike.

Managed by the Vaughan Homestead Foundation, this serene area boasts well-maintained trails that meander along Vaughn Brook, allowing visitors to enjoy the peaceful ambiance beneath a lush foliage canopy. With its inviting atmosphere and scenic vistas, Hobbit Land is a popular destination for locals and travelers looking to escape into nature.

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