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Marginal Way Walk
High on the cliffs above the Atlantic Ocean, visitors can walk on the Marginal Way Walk. From this vantage point they can look out over the white sand beaches and into Perkins Cove for breathtaking views of Ogunquit, Maine. The path is adjacent to Shore Road, running east of Obeds Lane in the north to Frazier Pasture Road in the south.
Address: Marginal Way Walk Ogunquit ME USA 03907
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Walker's Point
Walker's Point is located on a peninsula extending from Kennebunkport's Ocean Avenue into the Atlantic Ocean and is best known as the summer home of the Bush Presidential family. No access is available on the grounds, but people can see the Bush Compound from Ocean Avenue.
Address: Ocean Ave. Kennebunkport ME USA 04046
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Spouting Rock
Spouting Rock attracts thousands of tourists each year, as it puts on a show of ocean water sprays that explode onto the peninsula. Walker's Point, home of President Bush's family retreat, is seen in the background. To find Spouting Rock, follow the trail between 188 and 190 Ocean Avenue.
Address: 188 Ocean Ave. Kennebunkport ME USA 04046
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This unique attraction houses and sells antique stoves, as well as providing a year round museum of stoves, musical instruments and animated miniature displays.
Address: 27 Stovepipe Alley Thorndike ME USA 04986
 Send an Email  1 207 568-3665
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The Portland Observatory is the last remaining maritime signal tower in the United States. The 86 foot high tower was constructed to make Portland's busy harbor more efficient, as signal flags from the tower told local businessmen when their ships were coming in. The Observatory will be open to explore seven days a week from June 10th to October 9th. Contact Greater Portland Landmarks for exact times.
Address: 1807 138 Congress Street Portland ME
Send an Email (4) 1 207 774-5561
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Parson's Way Shore Walk
Leading from Dock Square to Walker's Point, Parson's Way Shore Walk is a popular 4.8 mi (7.7 km) walk that leads past some of Kennebunkport's most scenic areas. The pathway runs adjacent to Ocean Avenue and runs alongside the Kennebunk River all the way to the ocean.
Address: Adjacent to Ocean Ave. Kennebunkport ME USA 04046
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Lobster Village
This authentic Lobster Village is located at Mackerel Cove, Maine's southern-most working cove. Experience life as it was 200 years ago, as over 100 fishermen and their boats make a living farming lobster. View Bailey Island landmarks like Giant's Staircase, the Statue of Maine Fisherman, and the old fish house, the Nubble.
Address: 51 Abner Point Road Bailey Island ME 04003
1 207 833-6656
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From May to mid-October, this natural desert features nature trails, large sand dunes and picnic areas. Guided tours are available every half hour, as well as coach and walking tours.
Address: 95 Desert Road Freeport ME USA 04032
Send an Email 1 207 865-6962
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Maine State Prison Showroom
The Maine Department of Corrections runs a number of Industries Programs that allows prisoners to work and create a range of goods. When sold, the profits go toward reimbursing the state for prison costs, victim restitution and child support. The Maine State Prison Showroom displays and sells over 600 of these products.
Address: Route 1 Thomaston ME USA
Send an Email 1 207 354-9237
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Taste Maine's best and freshest foods, straight from the producers. Open every day, year-round, the Portland Public Market supports the local economy, and strengthens the community. Be a part of the excitement and sample the great food.
Address: 25 Preble Street Portland ME 04101
Send an Email (1) 1 207 228-2000
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Blowing Cave
Blowing Cave is a sea cave that draws in visitors throughout the year to see its natural water shows. Located off of Walker's Point, visitors can see this display to the west from here.
Address: West of Walker's Point Kennebunkport ME USA 04046
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