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Peaks-Kenny State ParkLocated in the picturesque Central Maine Highlands, Peaks-Kenny State Park was gifted to the state in 1964 in honor of Francis Peaks' sister and parents.
Paddling, Maine State
Explore Paddling in Maine State with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Paddling Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Paddling 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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Brave Boat Tidal Creek Fishing AccessAn unspoiled section of the tidal creek which is popular with anglers and paddlers.
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Seabury GutA short path offers the opportunity for paddlers to hand-carry and launch a boat, however, this spot has tide-limited access.
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Strawberry Island LaunchA small rocky beach provides paddlers an opportunity to launch separate for motorized boats.
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Rice's BridgeA popular harry-carry launch site and fishing spot located east of Route 1 and I-95.
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Seavey LandingA hand-carry site at the end of a residential road that allows paddlers to launch into the Dunstan River and eventually the Scarborough River.
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Scarborough River Wildlife SanctuaryOwascoag was the original name of the now popular town of Scarborough.
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Little River Access PointA small harry-carry site mainly used by clammers during low-tide.
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Porters LandingA part-tide landing with a floating dock which is used by paddlers and visitors looking to relax and enjoy the view.
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Basket IslandLocated in Casco Bay, the 10 acres of Basket Island are popular for kayakers, boaters, and canoers to stop in for the day and hike or picnic.
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Stockman IslandAs a 16 acre refuge in Casco Bay, Stockman Island is a great place for both bird habitat and visiting.
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Jewell IslandAs a 221 acre island far out in Casco Bay, those feeling adventurous can only access this gem by boat, though the trek is worth it.
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Little Chebeague IslandA flat and beautiful 100-acre island in the Casco Bay, Little Chebeague Island features short and easy trails totaling 1.2 miles along shores and through forests.
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St. George River Race Course And Paddling RouteMeant for both thrill-seekers and those into easier paddle routes.
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Town LandingThis is Yarmouth's main town landing is constantly busy with commercial and recreational boating activity.
