Libby Hill has 8 miles of non-motorized trails. Since these trails intersect at multiple points it has always been a challenge for new hikers to understand where all the trails go.
Main Trail Map- This is the best general map to explore Libby Hill . The map to the right is posted at nearly all trail intersections. You can download this file by clicking this link or on the map itself. Keep in mind this is a pdf file that is 700k in size and will take a few seconds to download. Trails are color coded to match trail blazes.
Other Maps of Interest
Stone Wall Tour Map - Explore some of the remnants of the old James Libby homestead. This includes our main stone wall, two foundations, the granite quarry, and various stone piles around the property. Now cartographer, Tracy Ross, has developed a beautiful map that has locations of a number of these remains of the old farm. Use it to do a scavenger hunt with your kids or do some 19th century archeology of your own!
Tree ID Sign Map - Nearly two dozen tree identification signs are located on the trails. This map is a great scavenger hunt activity for families.