Midcoast Maine

Dodge Point

Dodge Point boasts over 8,000 feet of frontage on the Damariscotta River with pocket beaches and picturesque views from the shore.

Fishermen’s Heritage Lobster Co-op

Fishermen’s Heritage Lobster Co-op wharf services 40 lobster boats in a fishing harbor that is one of the busiest in the state.

Fort Point

The park features a sandy beach, two miles of gentle hiking trails, and ample opportunities to observe wildlife, including resident osprey and migratory shorebirds.

Friendship Lobster Cooperative

One of the most important fisheries access points in Friendship Harbor.

Head of Tide

The Head of Tide Preserve features two miles of hiking trails, a picnic area, and an educational permaculture garden.

Visitors enjoy launching kayaks from the boat launch, exploring an eight-mile network of hiking trail that connects to adjacent conservation lands, fishing, picnicking, and observing resident wildlife.

High Island

High Island Preserve welcomes visitors to camp, picnic, hike, and take in spectacular views from its rugged shoreline.

Isle au Haut Municipal Pier

Isle au Haut Municipal multi-use pier directly benefits the island’s 15 commercial fishermen who land lobsters, halibut, scallops, and clams.

J.O. Brown & Son

The most heavily trafficked wharf on the island of North Haven.

Kennebec River Estuary

A coalition of land trusts and government agencies have joined together to conserve more than 18,000 acres of land within this critical estuary that contains more than 20% of Maine’s tidal marshes.

Lobster Cove Meadow

Lobster Cove features three miles of trails and a meadow that is a popular spot for picnics and school outings.

Maine Fresh Lobster

Maine Fresh Lobster property services about 10 lobster boats seasonally providing fuel, bait, and a point of sale for up to 19 lobstermen.