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Encompassing over 1,300 acres, Megunticook Lake is the largest body of water in Knox County. Camden Road/Turnpike Drive follows along the eastern banks of the water and offer some spotty views. This spot on Fernalds Neck Road offers as good of a view as any and isn't on a super busy road.

Encompassing over 1,300 acres, Megunticook Lake is the largest body of water in Knox County. Camden Road/Turnpike Drive follows along the eastern banks of the water and offer some spotty views. This spot on Fernalds Neck Road offers as good of a view as any and isn't on a super busy road.

At over 5,500 acres and featuring over 30 miles of trails, Camden Hills State Park is a popular spot for a bunch of different recreationalists. There are some dirt roads in the park that are great double-track biking trails and a ton of singletrack (if that's your jam).

The Little River Community Trail passes through a range of landscapes, including woods and the banks of a lake. The path does cross two roads, but for most of the trail, it is off-road.

Moose Point State Park is located on the banks of the Penobscot Bay. There are miles of trails to explore, great views of the bay and several small beaches. The park also has picnic areas and restrooms.

As the name suggests, Sandy Point Beach is a sand beach, which is not very common in Maine. There are some trails that are great for running. They are a mix of dirt paths and wooden boardwalk.

The Hills to Sea Trail runs from Unity to Belfast. It is well maintained and well signed for the entire length of the trail. This end near Belfast is single track that winds through the woods.

The Blue River Loop Trail follows the Passagassawakeag River, at times giving you a nice view of the water. The trail goes through a wooded area and is normally not very busy.