Ted Wells Memorial Trail

Ted Wells was a famous musician, teacher, and naturalist of Maine.

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Ted Wells Memorial Trail Details

Ted Wells was a famous musician, teacher, and naturalist of Maine. His main focus though was on the preservation of the unique ecosystem that the saltwater marshes uphold. Because of his conservation efforts, the Ted Wells Memorial Trail was named in his honor. As a short half-mile trail, the wooded forests with wetland ground coverings and the Goosefare Brook salt marsh overlook are a quick treat for guests wanting to get out and relax for a bit. Facilities: Parking

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Ted Wells Memorial Trail

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0.3 mi away

Goosefare Brook Wildlife Observation Platform

A large wooden observation platform provides views fo the surrounding marsh and beach which Goosefare Brook flows into the Saco Bay.

0.5 mi away

Ocean Park (Old Orchard Beach)

This is a section of the 7-mile Old Orchard Beach is located to the south of the main beach.

0.6 mi away

Kinney Shores Beach

A small sandy beach located on the south side of Goosefare Brook, which can be crossed during low tide, but beware of the rip tides.

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Atlantic Way, Plymouth, and Vines Trails

All parts of a valuable system leading to the important Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge.

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Bay View Beach

A long, sandy beach which curves around Saco Bay from Pine Point to Camp Ellis.