Welch Woods offers a serene half-mile loop trail winding through a peaceful forest adorned with charming ferns. Traverse a quaint wooden bridge over a babbling brook, arriving at a serene clearing along the picturesque Kennebunk River. Take respite on benches crafted by the local Scout troop and immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of the tidal marsh. An idyllic spot for a leisurely picnic. Convenient off-road parking is available just east of 227 River Road, Arundel.

Bridle Path is a gentle, flat dirt path stretching approximately two miles alongside the scenic Mousam River and its surrounding marshlands. Perfect for beginners and families alike, this route offers a leisurely ride amidst picturesque natural landscapes. Convenient access is available by parking at Sea Road School on Sea Road.

Franciscan Monastery — step through the stately stone gate and be transported into the serene ambiance of an elegant English park. Adorned with sweeping lawns, charming gardens, and the awe-inspiring Our Lady of Lourdes grotto. While biking is prohibited, visitors are invited to explore on foot along the paved path through wooded areas with vistas of Kennebunkport across the Kennebunk River. Open from sunrise to sunset; all are welcome to visit the chapel, wander the grounds, or find solace on one of the numerous benches throughout.

Hope Woods, nestled behind Hope Cemetery near the intersection of Summer Street and Main Street, offers approximately 2 miles of clearly marked trails meandering through open and wooded landscapes alongside the picturesque Scotchman's Brook. Renowned for its diverse bird population, Hope Woods is a tranquil haven for birdwatchers. Access via Barnard Lane within Hope Cemetery, Fletcher Street, Wood Pond Lane, or Woodhaven Drive.

Wonderbrook Park offers a series of interconnected trails featuring muddy, hilly, and technical loops for an exhilarating outdoor adventure. Despite their brevity, these trails promise excitement with bridge and log crossings. Consider pairing this off-road excursion with a road ride. Conveniently situated at 16 Plummer Lane, just off Summer Street.

Picnic Rocks at Butler Preserve spans just 0.75 miles round trip, leading to the renowned Picnic Rock overlooking the scenic Kennebunk River. In bygone days, Picnic Rock served as a favored stop for river travelers to enjoy a leisurely meal. Today, people of all ages delight in this preserve, whether as a pause during a kayak journey or for a tranquil hike. Access the trail from Old Port Road near the intersection of Rivers Edge Drive. Parking space is limited.

Kennebunk Land Trust presents picturesque locations ideal for leisurely walks, invigorating hikes, and peaceful rides. As one of the longest-standing land trusts in southern Maine, it has safeguarded over 3,400 acres of diverse landscapes, encompassing forests, fields, and waterways. The Trust has dedicated 1,600 acres to the preservation of the scenic Kennebunk Plains and oversees more than 300 acres of conservation easements.

Kennebunkport Conservation Trust offers an array of trails along Gravelly Brook Road, each with unique characteristics in terms of length, width, topography, and intended use. Whether you're seeking birdwatching and wildlife observation or looking to hike, bike, snowshoe, or cross-country ski, you'll find trails suited to your interests.

Eastern Trail spans 65 miles as part of the East Coast Greenway from Kittery to South Portland, with two convenient entrances: one at Kennebunk Elementary School off Alewive Road, and another at Limerick Road in Arundel. Ideal for walking, cycling, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing, this approximately 10-foot-wide trail accommodates various outdoor activities and welcomes dogs.