Wells Reserve At Laudholm
The Wells Reserve is a national treasure. It is 2,250 acres of protected land, a restored saltwater farm called Laudholm, and a natural haven. And it is open for the public to enjoy every day. Walk our network of trails t... visitmaine.com
Marginal Way, Ogunquit, Maine
A village hike along a mile-long headland on the Atlantic Ocean. Marginal Way is probably the most popular village walk in Maine. The village of Ogunquit is a famous tourist town, full of curio shops and fine restaurants. The... trails.com
Ferry Beach State Park
Ferry Beach State Park is located off Maine Route 9 on Bay View Road between Old Orchard Beach and Camp Ellis in Saco. A stand of tupelo (black gum) trees, rare at this latitude, can be seen in this 100-acre area, which offers... maine.gov
Wild Duck Adult Campground
"Come Listen to the Quiet" Fine ADULT camping for honeymooners to retirees. Located amidst Maine's 3000 acre Audubon property, campers can explore the broad array of wildlife by foot, canoe or kayak. Scenic drives, relaxi... visitmaine.com
Scarborough Beach State Park
Scarborough beach offers some of the best swimming in New England with water temps in the high 60's through out July and August. Rip Currents do occur on a daily basis and we firmly recommend swimming in the designated lifegua... maine.gov
Proutsneck Cliff Walk
Trail loops out around Prouts Neck penninsula squeezed between large houses and the coast. Directions: Park at Black Point Inn, if possible (private property). Walk to the east for 100 yards(towards Scarborough beach) unti... trailpeak.com
Vaughan Woods Memorial Trail, Rollinsford, New Hampshire
Take this easy jaunt along the east bank of the Salmon Falls River almost anytime. Even when the gate is closed during the colder months, you can park along Old Fields Road and hike 0.25 mile to the trailhead. The generally l... trails.com
Vaughan Woods State Park
- Vaughan Woods State Park is a memorial park located in the southern area of Maine along the New Hampshire state line. An exquisite historical home of the ship building Hamilton family sits on the property. The restored g... wildernet.com
Ferry Beach, Camp Ellis Breakwater
Ferry Beach State Park is located off Maine Route 9 on Bay View Road between Old Orchard Beach and Camp Ellis in Saco. A stand of tupelo (black gum) trees, rare at this latitude, can be seen in this 100-acre area, which o... localhikes.com
Birch Knoll Cottages
we have 1 and 2 bedroom cottages set on 13 beautiful acres just one mile south of Ogunquit and 1 mile form Ogunquit beach and famous Nubble Light. Come and enjoy everything that the surrounding area has to offer and be su... visitmaine.com
Murphy Guide Service
Specializing in wilderness vacation get-a-ways for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy: fishing, hunting, bird watching, outdoor photography, snowmobiling, hiking, exploring, canoeing or just relaxing in a cozy log cabin wit... abc-of-hiking.com
Douglas Mountain, Sebago
first 4/10ths of a mile is on paved road (almost 1/2 of hike is on pavement). It is steep. You have to park down in a side parking lot. There is a $3.00 charge to park but I did not pay it because there was no obvious pla... localhikes.com
Saco Heath Nature Preserve
A lovely walk thru a classic heath. The trail is mostly boardwalk about 3 feet wide. There are several benches where one can sit. The boardwalk is old and starting to rot in places so some care should be taken. localhikes.com
Ossipee Mountain Loop, Waterboro, Maine
This "out of the country" loop near Portland challenges your endurance, and toward the end of the ride tests your ability as a mountain biker. A maintained gravel access road climbs up and along the side of Ossipee Mountain. ... trails.com
Ferry Beach State Park
- Located east of the populated cities of Biddeford and Saco, Ferry Beach State Park offers an opportunity for great ocean views. Unique to the area and rare at this latitude is a stand of tupelo (black gum) trees. wildernet.com
Vaughan Woods State Park
A 250-acre forested tract along the scenic Salmon Falls River offers picnic facilities and hiking trails through old growth stands of pine and hemlock. visitmaine.com