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The Portland Head Light is located on a rocky promontory in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, and has marked the entrance to Portland Harbor since 1791. It is the oldest lighthouse in the state. The 24-meter-tall, white tower structure was built at the direction of George Washington. Today, the U.S. Coast Guard operates the light, while the former keeper's house houses a museum. The building is owned by the municipality and is located in picturesque Fort Williams Park, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

I always feel like a freight train rolling down this section, it's just lovely!

Portland Harbor is a very popular tourist destination. There are many things to do at the harbor including eating at one of the restaurants, watching the boats coming into and out of the harbor and enjoying the great sea views.

The overlook on Bradbury Mountain looks out over the entirety of the state park. The exposed granite makes this such an amazing area to go see, as it is unlike most summits in Maine. When cycling up to the overlook, ensure you are either coming via the Boundary Trail or Switchback Trail, as they are the only two which allow bikes.

The Boundary Trail helps to connect the Bradbury Mountain lookout to the connector trail for accessing Tyron Mountain. There are wooden boardwalks built along the trail, so take care when cycling in the wet.

The Frazier Trail offers access from downtown Gorham to the large trail networks within the Weeks and Moody Trail Systems. This is a really popular wide trail that anyone in the family can do.

Crescent Beach State Park is a classic sandy Maine beach. The park has sand dunes, picnic areas and great views of an offshore island and the ocean.

Bug Light Park is the eastern end of the Greenbelt Walkway. From the park, there are great views of the Portland Harbour. The 8.78 acre park was the site of major shipbuilding and now has the Liberty Ship Memorial and Portland Breakwater Lighthouse.