Brave Boat Headwaters
One of the largest undeveloped areas where visitors can still view the natural landscape of beautiful Kittery, Maine.
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Brave Boat Headwaters Details
Kittery has very few areas of natural land left due to the popularity of development, but the Brave Boat Headwaters is part of one of the largest of such areas where visitors can still view the natural landscape of beautiful Kittery, Maine. Totaling 60 acres, the trails here are easy to follow and total only approximately a mile and a half. Teaming with a rich coastal ecology. Visitors can see first hand the multitude of wildlife that make these coastal woods, fields, and vernal pools their home. Butterflies, birds, and even endangered species, such as the Blanding's Turtle, thrive in these headwaters.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Brave Boat Headwaters
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0.3 mi away
Brave Boat Tidal Creek Fishing Access
An unspoiled section of the tidal creek which is popular with anglers and paddlers.
1.3 mi away
Norton Preserve
Norton Preserve is the largest of the Kennebunk Land Trust and a great location for those looking to explore for the day.
1.4 mi away
Seapoint Beach
A quarter-mile sandy crescent beach bordered by marsh.
1.4 mi away
Cutts Island Trail
The Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge protects a total of 7600 acres from Cape Elizabeth to Kittery, Maine.
