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Cape Porpoise, situated east of Dock Square in Kennebunkport, is a serene, working lobster harbor sheltered by a dozen small islands, including Goat Island, home to its lighthouse. Visitors can enjoy the Cape Porpoise Pier, Fishing Shack Portrait, local seafood dining, and galleries and boutiques. The roads are scenic and have low-traffic country roads.

The Wells Reserve at Laudholm is a small, hidden gem that protects important estuarial habitat and the surrounding upland fields and forests, freshwater and estuarine wetlands, and a beach-and-dune system. There are trails through these protected ecosystems, a small visitor center and headquarters (which is on the National Register of Historic Places), and events, workshops, and summer camps for kids. Admission to the Wells Reserve at Laudholm is $6 for adults (children are free!) and goes toward ensuring the protection and stewardship of this area for generations to come.

Fort McClary on Kittery Point is a historic coastal defence point. This strategic location helped to protect the entrance to the Piscataqua River. You can visit the fort to see the hexagonal blockhouse and admire the views over the river.

Fort McClary on Kittery Point is a historic coastal defence point. This strategic location helped to protect the entrance to the Piscataqua River. You can visit the fort to see the hexagonal blockhouse and admire the views over the river.

Vaughan Woods State Park offers a diverse range of hiking trails for both leisurely strolls and more strenuous workouts. The trails are well-marked through a mixed-growth forest with plenty of wildlife, including rabbits, squirrels, coyotes, and more. The two primary trails are: the River Run Trail (0.8 miles) follows the Salmon Falls River, and the Bridle Path Trail (0.7 miles) descends steeply to the river, surrounded by old-growth pine and hemlock trees. Other paths run to and from these trails including the Shady Stroll, which has some steeper sections. Remember to wear sturdy shoes, be cautious of slippery conditions, and take precautions against ticks. Vaughan Woods State Park is also a prime location for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter.

Orris Falls Conservation Area is filled with miles of trails, overlooks, waterfalls, and a lake. The trails spend the majority of their time under a canopy of trees, but the views offered near Spring Hill are hard to beat.

No. 1 Pond is caused by the widening and damming of the Mousam River. There is a path on the west side of the reservoir that is completely paved and popular for running.

Great East Lake is shared between two townships with New Hampshire taking 55% of the surface area. This almost 10,000 acre lake is a great place to picnic on the shore, go boating, fishing, or a plethora of other water sports. The lake is classified as "pristine" in regard to water quality.