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You'll find several miles of trails here, blending seamlessly into the trails of Winnick Woods, just to the north. If you're walking, watch out for fast-moving mountain bikers on some of the Winnick Woods trails.

This 71-acre parcel of woodland was donated to the township of Cape Elizabeth. It's a popular spot for walking, jogging and biking, and contains a 1.7-mile multi-use loop trail. There are also some trails that were purpose-built for mountain biking, so watch out for fast-moving bikers on those.

A place with a nice overlook. Good to have a short stop.

The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum has maintained a narrow gauge railway since 1993, which runs approximately 2.4 km along the coast of the Portland Peninsula and parallel to the Eastern Promenade Trail. The railway tracks date from a time when the Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railroad and later the Grand Trunk Railroad ran from Portland to Montreal. After the East End Rail Bridge was badly damaged by fire in 1984 and was not repaired for economic reasons, the railway line was no longer used. This led to the founding of the non-profit organization with the aim of preserving the railway and making its history unforgettable. https://mainenarrowgauge.org/

The Atlantic bay off Portland is called 'Casco Bay'. The approximately 520 sq km bay is part of the Gulf of Maine and lies between Cape Elizabeth south of Portland and Cape Small, a peninsula in eastern Maine that extends far into the Atlantic. Six inhabited islands lie in the bay and can be reached by ferry all year round. You can find detailed information about the bay on the website of the 'Friends of Casco Bay - Casco BAYKEEPER'. https://www.cascobay.org/casco-bay/

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.

East End Beach backs up to Eastern Promenade, which is one of Portland's most popular waterfront parks. The paved path following the shore line is a great trail to use for accessing this beach area.

Casco Bay is an inlet of the Gulf of Maine. The bay gets its name from its shape. The Portuguese explorers called the area "Bahia de Cascos", which means Bay of Helmets.