Dodge Point Public Land
Along the bank of the Damariscotta River visitors will find Dodge Point Public Land, which includes 548 acres of shoreline beaches, small gulleys, and a freshwater pond.
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Dodge Point Public Land Details
Along the bank of the Damariscotta River visitors will find Dodge Point Public Land, which includes 548 acres of shoreline beaches, small gulleys, and a freshwater pond. With 8,000 feet of river frontage, kayaking and fishing are popular recreational activities. Visitors can hike and explore the shoreline, or take a trek inland to the forests, known for the quality tree farming practices. Visitors also have the opportunity to hike along some of the most popular trails in the state, which include interesting interpretive narratives.
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Dodge Point Public Reserved Land
Quaint beaches and sweeping views are what guests to the edge Point Public Reserved Land have to look forward to on their visit. Sitting on 500 acres, the gem of this property covers 8,000 feet of river frontage. Cross country skiers, snowshoers, and hikers can traverse the six and a half miles of trails along old logging routes and stone walls where settlements and farm fields once stood before following the relatively easy trails to the beach for a swim or dip in the water. Facilities: Floating Dock, Parking
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Sitting on 165 acres, the Baker Forest Preserve is often visited because of its scenery and abundance of animals.
