Maquoit Bay Conservation Area
A 124-acres preserve on Maquoit Bay with a 1-mile loop trail that provides access to the shoreline.
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Maquoit Bay Conservation Area Details
A 124-acres preserve on Maquoit Bay owned by the Town of Brunswick and managed by the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust. The preserve is mainly wooded with a 1-mile loop trail that provides access to the shoreline. There are open views of Maquoit Bay and the preserve is popular for nature walks, swimming at Rocky Point during high tide, and cross-country skiing. When the property was preserved in 2007, it was the largest underdeveloped area along Brunswick's shoreline.
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Maquiot Bay Conservation Land
A unique property on the shores of Maquoit Bay, the Maquoit Bay Conservation Land offers visitors an approximate mile and a half round trip walk along an old wood road.
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Wharton Point (Maquoit Landing)
A half-tide concrete boat ramp with wide-open views of Maquoit Bay.
1.3 mi away
Chase Reserve
The historic cemetery on Chase Preserve, the resting place of the Civil War soldier and property owner for whom the land is named.
1.6 mi away
Calderwood Trails
Ferns, scenic water views, and old stone structures dot the Calderwood Trails.
