Scarborough Marsh Nature Trail & Audubon Center
A short walking trail of only .3 miles which provides visitors with self-guided tour opportunities.
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Scarborough Marsh Nature Trail & Audubon Center Details
As Maine's largest salt marsh, ecology learning along the Scarborough Marsh Nature Trail provides ample opportunities for learning and exploring. Although a short walking trail of only .3 miles, the path provides visitors with guided and self-guided tour opportunities to learn about the unique ecology of the 3,100-acre wetlands, as well as the opportunity to walk along the remnants of a canal dug during the American Revolution. Canoe tours and exhibits are also available at the Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center. Facilities: Picnic Area, Restrooms, Hand-carry Boat Launch, Parking
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Scarborough Marsh Nature Trail & Audubon Center
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0.2 mi away
Dunstan Landing
A high-tide hand-carry launch for paddlers looking to access Scarborough Marsh, or a starting point for walking looking to access either the Eastern Trail (south).
0.3 mi away
Dunstan Landing Road Right-of-Way
A path at the end of Dunstan Landing Road that once crossed the Scarborough Marsh. Paddlers can launch here at high-tide but Dunstan Landing is a much better spot.
0.4 mi away
Eastern Trail
Starting in the woods near Kennebunk and running almost thirty miles to the lighthouse of South Portland, the Eastern Trail is a popular walking path for those wishing to view historical Maine.
0.6 mi away
Peterson Field Sport Complex
The Peterson Fields Sports Complex is just that, an area of designated fields and recreation set aside for the enjoyment of the public.
