Mount Blue, Tumbledown and the Weld region lie within the western mountains of Maine's ten million acre northern forest.  Spectacular peaks, popular hiking trails, productive forests, alpine ponds, important wildlife habitat and Webb Lake define this unique area.

The Tumbledown Conservation Alliance formed with the goal of:

Maintaining access to the land for traditional recreational uses, such as hunting, hiking, skiing, fishing, and snowmobiling,

Promoting forest management to provide for local jobs, and

Protecting wildlife habitat and the Webb Lake watershed.

Learn more about the Alliance, its achievements, the Weld region and how you can be part of protecting this wonderful place.  Whether you are here for a day or a lifetime, Weld has something for you. Come enjoy some of Maine’s best hiking, hunting and fishing.  Catch sun on a sandy beach or stand on the top of a mountain and watch an eagle soar!  Become part of the Tumbledown Conservation Alliance’s ongoing effort to ensure that changes happen in a thoughtful way, and enhance what is so special about the area.