The West Side Trail is a multi-use trail in Yarmouth, Maine. A Town of Yarmouth project conceived in 1988 and opened in 2014, the trailhead for the eastern portion of the trail is in the parking lot of Tyler Technologies, on Tyler Drive, on the eastern side of U.S. Route 1, immediately before the exit 15 northbound on-ramp to Interstate 295 (I-295). The trailhead for the western section is in the park and ride lot at the southbound exit 15 ramp for I-295, to the west of Route 1. Phase one 500 volunteer hours were put into the project, headed by Dan Ostrye of Yarmouth's town trail committee. In 2010, Ostrye signed a lease agreement for the town with Central Maine Power so that the trail could be run through woods and meadows on Cousins Island and over the causeway to woods on CMP property on the mainland. The trail largely follows the overhead power lines originating from the Wyman Power Station, which is at the trail terminus near the southern tip of Cousins Island, 5.17 miles from the trailhead. The first stretch rises northeast over a rocky bluff between US 1 and Route 88. When the trail returns to grade level, it crosses Route 88 (Lafayette Street) just a few feet north of Garrison Lane and continues southeast through the woods to a crossing at Gilman Road, which it traverses to the east of the Indian Fighters' burial ground. It then carries on to Princes Point Road. Drinkwater Point Road is the next crossing, before the trail emerges back onto Gilman Road just short of the Cousins Island (Snodgrass) Bridge. After crossing the bridge, the trail restarts at the northern end of the Sandy Point Beach parking lot. From here the trail crosses seven more, much quieter roads: Castle View Drive, Groves Road, Sea Meadows Lane, Tidewater Lane, Talbot Road (the sole outlet to Littlejohn Island), Shore View Drive and Wharf Road. There are four areas where an alternative (and shorter) route is available. These are in the first section; the Gilman-to-Princes Point section; the Princes Point-to-Drinkwater Point section; and the Sandy Point Beach section. Additionally, there are three side loops in the first section and one connector, to the southern section of the Fels-Groves Farm Preserve, in the Princes Point-to-Drinkwater Point section. Phase two The second phase was started in 2018. It begins to the west of Route