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Mosher Hill Falls | Mosher Hill Falls | High Peaks Alliance

Mosher Hill Falls

Location: Farmington

Funders: John Sage Foundation, Maine Mountain Collaborative, Lands for Maine’s Future, US Forest Service, Susan & Fritz Onion, Acme Land Surveying, Acorn Engineering, and Private Donors.

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Visit Mosher Hill Falls

Conserved by the High Peaks Alliance, Mosher Hill Falls is just minutes from downtown Farmington. Recognized as a ‘Community Gem’ in the State of the High Peaks Report, this 199-acre community forest stands as a testament to local stewardship. It safeguards one of the region’s most impressive waterfalls: a 45-foot cascade. Beyond the falls, the property protects clean water sources and wildlife habitat, along with an informal trail that invites exploration year-round.

Mosher Hill Falls offers beauty, solitude, and natural wonder in every season. Come discover it and help us keep it wild and welcoming for generations to come.

Plan Your Visit

  • Trailhead: 678 Mosher Hill Rd, Farmington
  • Parking: Available across the street from the trailhead
  • Trail Length: ~ 0.1 miles to the falls, 0.5 miles if you take the loop and depending on where you cross the stream.
  • Trail Description: Informal streamside loop trail. Improvements to the trail surface, blazing, and signage are planned.
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Family Friendly: Yes, but supervise children closely around the falls and stream.

Please note: A downloadable brochure and a trail description on Maine Trail Finder are coming soon!

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Thank you to our community

This conservation was made possible through grants and private donations totaling $530,000. Thank you to our funders who recognized Mosher Hill Falls as a place worth protecting.

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What our Community Thinks

We think Mosher Hill Falls connects people to people and people to nature. Others think so too. Together, we’ve ensured Mosher Hill Falls remains a place for recreation, learning, and connection—now and for generations to come.

“Our family - adults and kids - has been visiting Mosher Hill Falls for years. Step into the inviting woods on the short and gentle streamside path to the falls, breathe cool air under the shading maples, listen for the growing rumble of water plunging in a “horsetail” nearly 50’ into a pristine ravine below, sit in awe watching, listening. A great destination for a refreshing walk, peace of mind, and an immersion into the natural world - quality of life! ” — Doug Dunlap, community member, adventure author, Alliance Board Member
“This acquisition represents a significant opportunity to protect an ecologically important landscape while enhancing public access to one of Franklin County's treasured natural features.” — Daniel J. Grenier, Land Conservation Specialist, Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands
“By permanently protecting this scenic destination, we enhance Farmington's outdoor recreation infrastructure, which drives tourism and supports local businesses.” — LeeAnna Lavoie, MPH, Director of Community Health

Behind the Lens: Capturing Mosher Hill Falls

A huge thank you to Ethan Eisenhaur for his incredible photography on the Mosher Hill Falls Project! His mages have brought the beauty of Mosher Hill Falls to life, helping us showcase the importance of conserving this special place. We’re grateful for Ethan’s talent and dedication in capturing these moments so perfectly. See more.

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  • (207) 491-2750
  • PO Box 987, Farmington, ME 04938

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