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Androscoggin RiverlandsBeing the fifth largest park in Maine, it may be surprising to hear that within an hour's drive lives the second largest population in the state.
Park, Maine State
Explore Park in Maine State with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Park Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Park guide to compare the stops that belong together in Maine State, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Baxter State ParkBordering the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in Maine's North Central Woods, and home to the tallest peak in the state.
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Birch Point State ParkNot old or very big, the 62 acres of Birch Point State Park is worth a visit to swim, bike, picnic, or hike.
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Bradbury Mountain State ParkA 21.5-mile network of easy-to-advanced hikes. At 730 acres, Bradbury Mountain State Park is one of the most popular in Maine, even in the winter.
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Rangeley Lake State ParkRangeley Lake stretches a total of nine miles through the western mountains of Maine.
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Aroostook State ParkTotaling 898 acres in Maine's North Woods, Aroostook has the honor of being the state's first state park.
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Camden Hills State ParkCamden Hills State Park is known as "the spot" for those looking to find breathtaking views of Maine.
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Cobscook Bay State ParkHiking, picnicking, camping, boating, and birdwatching activities are available in abundance on the 888 acres of Cobscook Bay State Park.
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Damariscotta Lake State ParkDamariscotta Lake State Park is a popular day-use park open for a fee from Memorial Day to Labor Day for boating, fishing, hiking, swimming, and all other water recreation activities.
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Ferry Beach State ParkFlowing into the Atlantic Ocean, the Saco River opens up just south of a 117-acre public recreation area known as Ferry Beach State Park.
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Fort Point State ParkPenobscot Bay in south-central Maine is often said to be one of the top cruising bays in the world.
