2010 Maine Land Conservation Conference: Directions
Cathance River Ecology Center
From Exit 31 on I-295 follow 196 East through several lights for ~1.2 miles. Turn left on Village Drive into the Highland Green Campus. Travel about a half mile and turn left into the Highland Green Golf Club and Wild Duck Pub. Park in the gravel lot.
From Route 1, take 196 West to Highland Green. Turn right onto Village Drive. Continue as above.
Frontier Café – café+cinema+gallery
- Fort Andross, 14 Maine St., Brunswick
- http://www.explorefrontier.com/index.php/hours-a-directions
During the day parking at the Fort is limited. Additional parking can be found a short walk from the Fort at 2 locations: off Maine St. in Brunswick in the public lot behind the Little Dog Coffee Shop; and across the green bridge in the West Lot.
The West Lot parking area
The West Lot is located on the west side of Main Street in Topsham, across from the entrance to MCHT offices and behind Century 21. Please be sure to park in the area marked West Lot, farthest away from the buildings.
Mt. Ararat Middle School & Orion Performing Arts Center
- 50 Republic Avenue, Topsham
- http://www.link75.org/orion and click on “Directions to Orion” at the left.
Parking is allowed in all the lots surrounding the school, in the Merrymeeting Adult Ed lot across the street, and along Republic Ave.
If you have special needs and require assistance getting to any of our events, please contact Donna at dbissett@mcht.org or 729-7366.
Carpooling: You can find and contact others from your area wishing to carpool by using our online tool. Visit www.mltn.org/carpool.html to sign up.
MLTN Benefit: Representatives from MLTN member trusts are entitled to reduced rates on registrations received by 4/16 (see fee schedule on form). To see if your land trust is a member of MLTN visit www.mltn.org/search.php or call 729-7366.
Accommodations: Rooms are offered at a discounted rate at the Comfort Inn, 199 Pleasant Street, Brunswick. For reservations call (207) 729-1129. Please be sure to identify yourself as a Maine Land Conservation Conference participant.
