Downeast Maine

Morong Cove

Morong Cove offers hikers, snowshoe enthusiasts, and birdwatchers 3.3 miles of moderate trails with scenic views of Cobscook Bay and access to the shoreline.

Mowry Beach

Features a 0.4-mile long trail that winds through a coastal marsh to an expansive sandy beach with stunning views of Campobello Island, Grand Manan, and West Quoddy Head.

Nicatous Lake

Containing 34 miles of shoreline, seven remote ponds, and a large block of contiguous forest, Nicatous offers hiking, boating, camping, hunting, and fishing opportunities.

Pigeon Hill

From the top of Pigeon Hill there are stunning scenes of islands, bays, and peninsulas.

Pike Lands

Features a 1.5-mile network of trails with views of Cobscook Bay and ample opportunities for observing bald eagles, migratory songbirds, and other resident wildlife.

Pleasant Bay

The Pleasant Bay area provides extraordinary public recreational opportunities, including kayaking, canoeing, birdwatching, hiking, hunting, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Quoddy Bay Lobster

Quoddy Bay Lobster provides access for up to 10 lobster boats.

Roque Bluffs State Park

Visitors can cool off at the sand beach, explore the network of hiking trails, scan for bird life, enjoy a picnic, or launch their watercraft from the end of Schoppee Point Road.

Schoodic Bog

Offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities from a 3.5-mile loop that connects to a trail leading to nearby Schoodic Mountain, a peak with stunning 360-degree views of Frenchman Bay.

Shackford Head

Features a 3.2-mile network of gentle hiking trails that lead to cobble beaches and scenic bluffs.

Sipp Bay

Features hiking trails that provide excellent coastal views, a hand-carry boat launch to secluded cove, access tp productive clam flats, and scenic shoreline picnic spots.

Sprague Pond

Hikers can explore the pond’s shoreline and nearby forests, enjoying scenic views and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.