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The Merrymeeting Dog Park' is a great fenced dog park with two separate areas for small and big dogs. There are water fountains in the spring and summer as well as waste stations so you can pick up after your dogs. The dog park is also located along the Androscoggin River Bike & Pedestrian Path so you can take your dog on a nice, long walk after you're done playing at the park.

The 2.5 mile long Androscoggin River Bike & Pedestrian Path is a multi-use trail between the Androscoggin river and the highway. There are parks and benches along the way for you to enjoy the views over the river as you walk down this car-free path.

Bowdoin Pines is a natural woodland across from Pines Cemetery. These Woods are part of Bowdoin Liberal Arts College. Hiking is permitted here.

At just over 2.5 miles long and 14 feet wide the Androscoggin River Bike Path is a great way to get out and enjoy the river scenery. There are a number of parks and benches along the way, so this is path is perfect so a slow, relaxing ride.

Sprague Pond, a charming 7-acre walk-in pond with a maximum depth of 24 feet, undergoes thermal stratification each summer. A narrow band of cold, oxygenated water becomes a haven for cold water fisheries management. To enhance winter angling, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife introduced legal-size fall fingerling brook trout in 2002. These trout may even offer enticing spring fishing opportunities for those who patiently await the thaw.

Located just a short distance from downtown Brunswick, Crystal Spring Farm is a working farm with lovely surroundings, trails, and seasonal events.

Wharton Point is named after seventeenth-century Brunswick settler Thomas Wharton. It offers one of the best views into Maquoit Bay. At this point, the bay is shallow, so depending on the tide, the view can change dramatically. It's a popular location for bird watchers, particularly ducks.

Beautiful view from the boat launch at Simpson's Point. From this spot, you can see some of the islands in Maquoit Bay. The landing is down a quiet road, so it is a great place to stop for a break.