Trundy Point
As a prime example of Cape Elizabeth's rocky headlands, this small area is untouched by development.
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Trundy Point Details
Though small in size, Trundy Point is large in stature. As a prime example of Cape Elizabeth's rocky headlands, this small area is untouched by development. The quick stroll of a .3 mile takes guests along the shore and over rocky ledges for views of the beautiful coast where kids love running through the wildflowers and playing in the tidal pools. Surprisingly, though short, visitors can view five lighthouses from this quick cape side ramble.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Trundy Point
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1.4 mi away
Cape Elizabeth Light Station
The Cape Elizabeth Light Station, also known as the twin lighthouses, was built in 1828.
1.5 mi away
Great Pond Trail
Totaling 40 acres, the Great Pond Trail provides for an exceptional way to experience the pond and its many habitats.
1.5 mi away
Dyer Point
A rocky finger which offers endless ocean views and is home to two lighthouses.
1.7 mi away
Two Lights State Park
Two Lights State Park is a beautiful 41-acres of headland on Cape Elizabeth Maine.
1.8 mi away
Robinson Woods Preserve
A145 acre preserve with four miles of pathways past watery forest wells and century-old trees.
