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Give the Gift of Nature

Without the ongoing support of the community we serve, Hirundo could not achieve its mission: To enjoy, understand and protect Hirundo’s natural and cultural environment for the mutual well-being of our human and wildlife communities. 

 

A small nonprofit with big dreams, we rely on individuals who share our passion for the great outdoors to support us as well as the businesses who provide sponsorships and foundations awarding grants.

Click the button below to read our annual appeal letter, see our wishlist of donatable items, and make a donation of any size.

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HIRUNDO

YOUR NATURE EXPERIENCE

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HOURS

Visitors are welcome daily from dawn to dusk. 
Please Note: Access to Gate 1 Pine Parking is available as weather permitted.  

 

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FEES

Your visit to Hirundo is free to the public. Please consider a donation to support our efforts via on site donation boxes or by clicking here.

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GALLERY

Check out some photos and videos of hirundo here.

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TRAILS

Download our trail map & learn more about our trails here.

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RULES

Please familiarize yourself with our rules before your visit.

Click Here.

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SIGN IN

Help us keep track of our visitor numbers. Sign our logbooks on site or virtually here.

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EQUIPMENT RENTALS

We offer free canoe rentals in the summer & free snowshoe rentals in the winter.

Click to find our more.

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DIRECTIONS

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EVENTS

Click to view our upcoming programs.

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"There's nothing like escaping into the woods to reset your heart and mind."

"I love to bring the kids here to get away from the rest of the world. Very peaceful and beautiful!"

"Hirundo's trails weave around the homes of a plethora of Maine's resident wildlife. I've birded at Hirundo several times and seen a wide variety of species and even when birds are sparse turtles, mink, muskrat, snakes and deer are all likely sights."

"Had a fun night out paddling under the full moon. We saw 4 blue heron, 2 beavers, a muskrat, and a filter-feeding glob that has a very scientific name that I cannot recall."

"Great trails to get out into the wilderness without having to drive long distances."

TESTIMONIALS

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