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From the pretty sandy beach of this state park, you can see the remains of the pier piles of an old fertilizer plant and the even older passenger steamer, the Boston-Bangor Packlet. According to the city, you can even spot seals basking on a rocky ledge in the middle of the river! The relatively short beach is perfect for a stroll, as are the trails that crisscross the park—though these can be very wet! Boardwalks have been built along most of the park's trails to keep hikers above water and mud. Even so, take care. https://mainebyfoot.com/sandy-point-beach-stockton-springs/

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Moose Point State Park sits along Penobscot Bay and at low tides offers great opportunities to explore coastal tide pools. You'll also find picnic/BBQ areas, restrooms, hiking, trails, and a playground.

Sears Island is a small island off the coast of Searsport, Maine. This protected island is the largest undeveloped, uninhabited, causeway-accessible island on the east coast. There is a small network of trails around this unique place managed by the Friends of Sears Island. Here is a helpful PDF map of these trails with their descriptions on the second page: https://friendsofsearsisland.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/FOSI-Map-for-web-2022.pdf

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.

Sandy Point Beach is in Stockton Springs and is a sandy beach (a rarity in northern Maine!) that is great for swimming, picnicking, walking, and bird and other wildlife watching. There is also a small network of trails that are a mix of dirt paths and wooden boardwalks.

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.

This trail is an easy ramble through forestland mixed with clear-cut sections. It also ties in to the Blue River Loop Trail, which offers some pretty lookouts over the Passagassawakeag River.