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The Castine Town Common is the heart of the historic district of the small seaside town of Castine. There are several historic buildings that surround the Town Common including the Unitarian Universalist Church, which was founded in 1790. The Maine Maritime Academy is also just a few blocks from here along with the Castine Post Office, which is one of the oldest Post Office buildings in continuous operation in the United States.

Dice Head Light is a beautiful, historic lighthouse on the far southern end of the small town of Castine. It was built in 1826 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Harriman Pond is a small freshwater pond near Dedham, Maine. This pond has no public access but it is nice to look out for birds, deer, and other wildlife as you ride past.

Hancock Pond is a pretty freshwater pond east of Bucksport and south of Bangor, Maine. This is a nice spot to keep an eye out for birds and other wildlife as well as kayakers in the spring and summer.

There is a pretty great view of the Penobscot River here at the boat launch. There are some nearby county roads that travel along the banks of the river that are great for running and biking.

The Michael Michaud Trail is a multi-use trail that passes through downtown Millinocket and a handful of the city's parks. The path follows along with the main stream running through the middle of town, and it even passes by some of the stores and restaurants in the city.

This bridge crosses Pushaw Stream and offers magnificent views of the sky reflected in the water.

Hannibal Hamlin Parkway is a small park on an island in the middle of Bangor, Maine. This unique park, surrounded by the Kenduskeag Stream has old canons, city views, and a statue of Hannibal Hamlin, an American diplomat who came from Bangor.