Hiking in Mid-Coast Maine
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Not really hiking country at all, in my experience. Cycling, yes, hiking, no. Kayakinf, you betcha. Hiking, no.
There are many, many narrow and picturesque roads, but none that I have ssen would be suitable for walking. The area is full of islands, and many of these have irregular shorelines so tha two points that are visible from each other may require quite a long time to visit.
You might, in all humility, google Bowdoin College looking for an outing club. Their advice might be better than mine.
There are many, many narrow and picturesque roads, but none that I have ssen would be suitable for walking. The area is full of islands, and many of these have irregular shorelines so tha two points that are visible from each other may require quite a long time to visit.
You might, in all humility, google Bowdoin College looking for an outing club. Their advice might be better than mine.
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Might be nice if I remembered the link
http://www.trails.com/activity.aspx?area=10427
We like the short, easy hike to Owls Head Light near Rockland. You can also take a trail down to a stoney beach.
http://www.trails.com/activity.aspx?area=10427
We like the short, easy hike to Owls Head Light near Rockland. You can also take a trail down to a stoney beach.
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