GPMCT preserves 5,200 acres of mountains, woods, and water managed for wildlife habitat, sustainable forestry, and community trails. This area is kept as wildlands so an excursion here is for the more avid bikers or hikers that make a plan. A hi-res color map is available on the GPMCT website. 

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There are places to swim at the Craig Brook Fish Hatchery and Craig Pond. Five hiking trails with geocaching and letterboxes. 

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If you are a mountain biker, there are 2 mountain bike-specific trails. The Capstone trail is choice with berms, rock drops, fast descents and old school feel. Approach from Dead River parking lot/ trailhead either by riding the Dead River road to Connector trail, or Don Fish Road to Connector trail south, which starts at the Mountain Trailhead with the Stuart Gross hiking trail, but immediately bears left to the Connector climbing trail.​