Doyle Preserve
Bright lakeside views, breezy woods, and the sounds of birds are the usual greeters of Doyle Preserve visitors.
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Doyle Preserve Details
Bright lakeside views, breezy woods, and the sounds of birds are the usual greeters of Doyle Preserve visitors. Gifted to the public for recreational and educational purposes, the land's main feature is it's 1,200 feet of shore footage on the Pemaquid Pond, a popular fishing and recreational spot as the largest body of water in the area. A little over a mile of moderate trails runs through the woods and grassy shores where school children and wildlife are just as equally abundant.
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Whaleback Shell Midden State Historical Site
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Damariscotta Reversing Falls
Though not the largest in the state, Damariscotta Reversing Falls are still a rare sight to behold.
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Storer Road Town Landing
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Salt Bay
Salt Bay, a salt marsh created by the tidal waters and slow seepage of ocean currents into the Damariscotta River.
