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Brickett Place Interpretive Site
The Brickett Place is a brick farmhouse built in 1830 and is the oldest structure in Forest Service Region 9. Currently it is used as a Wilderness Education Center and information site. It has parking and toilet facilities. The Bickford Brook Trail leaves the parking lot with access to the Caribou/Speckeld Wilderness Area. Hikers should be aware that group size in a Wilderness Area is limited to ten people. Please call the Saco Ranger Station (603.447.5448) to verify operating hours.
At a Glance
| Operational Hours: | Bricket Place Interpretive Site is open weekends throughout the summer. |
|---|---|
| Open Season: | End of May - mid-October |
| Closest Towns: | Stowe, ME |
| Water: | No |
| Restroom: | Vault Toilet |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
General Information
Directions:Located on ME Rte 113 in Stow, Maine