MAINE - South Coast

The main feature of this state park is the 484-foot granite cliff that overlooks Casco Bay. Visitors can enjoy the hiking, biking, cross country skiing, and snowmobile trails and picnic areas. Snowshoe rentals are available. There is also a public campground. Open year-round, 9 a.m.-sunset. A fee is charged.

This small state park offers an ocean beach, complete with picnic areas and hiking trails. There is an admission fee charged. Open Memorial Day-Oct. 1.

Built in 1690, this Colonial fort takes visitors back to the beginnings of coastal Maine's strong maritime background. Hiking trails are also a part of this state historic site, in addition to a picnic area. Open Memorial Day-Sept. 30. A fee is charged.

A mile-long path that runs along the shoreline, offering spectacular water views.

One of the first research preserves in northern New England, visitors to the refuge can enjoy protected, native wildlife on 1,600 acres. There are many paths to walk and observe birds, small animals, and plants.

A 250-acre forested park on the Salmon Falls River has hiking trails and picnicn facilities. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day. A fee is charged.