Nestled a few miles off the coast of Maine, Eagle Island State Historic Site, and National Historic Landmark, receives about 6,000 visitors each se...
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Sebago Lake State Park opened to the public in 1938 as one of the five original state parks. This forested lakeside park is situated on the shore o...
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From Portland, follow Rte. 302 west to Bridgton and continue on Rte. 302 for roughly 5 miles.,
Denmark, ME
The mountain, located in Bridgton and Denmark, is southern Maine’s tallest at 2,006 feet. LELT conserves 1,500 acres of land on the eastern
slopes...
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From ME Rt. 160 to the summit of North Peak (elev. 1575 ft.), northernmost peak of the Burnt Meadow Mountains mass. Trail, designated by a blue bla...
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The Swan's Falls Campground offers tent sites in a pine forest along the Saco River with access to wonderful day and multi-day canoe and kayak expl...
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Conditions are ideal for snowshoeing at Libby Hill. We have narrow track trails designed just for snowshoers and winter hikers. For ideas on where ...
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Escape to the scenic Bald Mountain Public Reserved Land unit where outdoor enthusiasts thrive in this four-season wonderland. Hike Bald Mountain's ...
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Located about four miles east of the center of the town of Grey, Pineland Public Land includes more than 600 acres in Gray, North Yarmouth and New ...
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This trailhead provides parking for approximately 15 cars yet still overflows on weekends and holidays. Cross the road with caution to access the B...
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Echo Lake State Park is a great place to take the family for a swim and picnic. Several hiking trails originate in the park including a scenic trai...
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The 2.1 mile Eastern Prom Trail is Portland’s finest harbor side stroll. It starts in downtown Portland and connects to the Back Cove Trail a...
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Mackworth is an island of approximately 100 acres connected to Falmouth by a causeway at the mouth of the Presumpscot River. This proximity to Port...
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A stand of tupelo (black gum) trees, rare at this latitude, can be seen in this 100-acre area, which offers a sweeping view of miles of white sand ...
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HistoryBefore the first Europeans arrived, Wabanakis camped on the mountain on trips to the coast. In the early 1800's, the Cotton family raised gr...
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White Lake State Park offers some of the best swimming in the White Mountain region. The park lies along the shore of White Lake, which is an examp...
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The Piper Trail is a challenging trail that summits Mt. Chocorua (3,500 ft.) in 4.3 miles and 2,700 ft. of elevation gain. Camp Penacook Shelter ca...
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