Mt. Apatite land swap may alter park trail

From: Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me. | Date: May 21, 2007| Author: Scott Taylor | Copyright information

AUBURN - A long-forgotten trade for athletic fields at the foot of Mount Apatite could send hikers and gem hunters looking for a new way up.

The deal could close access to the 325-acre Mount Apatite Park off Garfield Road, beyond the city's athletic fields.

Hikers on the 3.5-mile multiuse trail would be directed to a new entrance, possibly off Hatch Road, according to park manager Doug Beck, superintendent of the Auburn recreation program under the Parks and Recreation Department...

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