Looking for a smooth, easy walking path where toddlers can stretch their legs, younger children can practice riding their bikes, or you can take a relaxed stroller walk? The new walking loop at Sheri Gagnon Memorial Park in Raymond is a wonderful addition to a park that already offers plenty for local families.

The approximately 0.3-mile loop circles the park on a mostly packed stone-dust surface, with a short paved section. Its flat, even terrain makes it an especially welcoming option for strollers, beginning walkers, young bike riders, and anyone with mobility concerns who may find traditional wooded trails difficult to navigate.

With a playground, sports courts, open space, and now an accessible walking path all in one location, Sheri Gagnon Park is becoming an even better place for families to move and play together.


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Trail Experience

A serene park scene featuring a gravel path winding through a grassy area with trees and a pavilion in the background.

The walking path forms a short loop around Sheri Gagnon Park, giving families an easy way to add a walk, bike ride, or stroller outing to their visit.

Most of the loop is surfaced with smooth, packed stone dust, while a small portion is paved. Unlike a traditional trail filled with roots, rocks, and uneven ground, this path offers a relatively consistent surface that is easier for little feet and small wheels to navigate.

At just 0.3 miles, the loop is short enough for toddlers to walk independently without becoming overwhelmed. Children who want a longer adventure can complete it more than once, while parents may appreciate being able to keep the playground and other park amenities nearby.

The path is especially well suited for:

  • Stroller walks
  • Toddlers and beginning walkers
  • Younger children riding bikes or scooters
  • Families looking for a short, low-pressure outdoor outing
  • Anyone who prefers or requires a smoother walking surface

Because the loop circles the park, it is also easy to combine movement with play. Families can take a lap around the path, stop at the playground, use the sports courts, and then head around the loop again before leaving.


More to Explore at the Park

A playground with colorful play equipment, including slides and climbing structures, surrounded by green trees and grassy areas. There is a gazebo with benches nearby, and a dirt path leading through the park.

The walking path is a wonderful addition to a community park that already gives families several ways to be active.

Sheri Gagnon Park is also home to the Sheri Gagnon Memorial Playground, where children can climb, slide, swing, and play. You can find photographs and additional details in the complete Sheri Gagnon Memorial Playground guide.

The park’s sports courts provide another option for older children and adults, making this a convenient destination for families with different ages and interests. One child can ride along the loop, another can enjoy the playground, and the whole family can spend time moving outdoors together.


Trail Details

Location: Sheri Gagnon Memorial Park, Raymond, Maine
Distance: Approximately 0.3 miles
Route Type: Loop
Difficulty: Easy
Surface: Mostly packed stone dust with a short paved section
Elevation: Mostly flat
Stroller Friendly? Yes
Best Uses: Walking, stroller walks, toddler walks, and bike rides for younger children
Other Amenities: Playground, sports courts, and open park space
Parking: Available at the park


Tips for Families

Ages: This path works well for all ages, but it is especially nice for toddlers, preschoolers, and beginning bike riders.
Strollers: The packed stone-dust surface makes this one of the more stroller-friendly walking options in the area.
Bikes: The short loop and smooth surface are a good fit for younger children building confidence on balance bikes or pedal bikes. Children should remain aware of others using the path.
Distance: One loop is approximately 0.3 miles. Complete several laps if your family wants a longer walk without venturing far from the playground or parking area.
Footwear: Everyday sneakers should be suitable for most visits.
Pack: Bring water, helmets for young riders, and any balls or equipment your family would like to use on the sports courts.


See It For Yourself


Why Families Love It

The biggest advantage of the Sheri Gagnon Park walking path is its versatility. It provides the feeling of going for a walk without the uneven footing, longer distance, or commitment of a traditional hiking trail.

Toddlers can walk at their own pace, young children can practice riding their bikes, and parents can push a stroller while remaining close to the playground and other amenities. Its short distance also makes it easy to fit outdoor movement into a busy day—even when your family does not have time for a longer adventure.

The new path rounds out the park beautifully, creating a place where more children and adults can comfortably get outside and stay active.


Plan Your Visit

Sheri Gagnon Park is a great choice when you want a simple outing with several activities in one place. Take a few laps around the walking path, let the kids play on the playground, bring a ball for the courts, or simply enjoy some time moving outdoors together.

For families seeking a stroller-friendly walking path in Raymond, a safe place for toddlers to explore, or an easy loop for young bike riders, this new addition is well worth a visit.

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I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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