Maiden Cliff
As a steep 800-foot open cliffside above the lake, the viewpoint is well-known.
Plan Around Maiden Cliff
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Maiden Cliff Details
As the largest lake in it's the county, Megunticook Lake is already an incredible sight in Camden Hills State Park. The islands of trees dotting the water and the cliffs of Mount Megunticook on the eastern side create for a picturesque place. The best view though is from that of Maiden Cliff. As a steep 800-foot open cliffside above the lake, the viewpoint is well-known. The spot is also the beginning of a large trail system running throughout the area, and a must-see for any passer through.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Maiden Cliff
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0.9 mi away
Fernald's Neck Preserve
Situated on a portion of a peninsula in the popular and massive 1,300 acres of Megunticook Lake.
1.5 mi away
Camden Hills State Park
Camden Hills State Park is known as "the spot" for those looking to find breathtaking views of Maine.
3.0 mi away
Bald Rock Mountain
A 3.5 mile moderate loop hike through forests and rocky footholds.
