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23 de jan. de 2024 · A map of Maine coast with cities, towns, roads, rivers, lakes, airports and parks. You can download, print or use the map for educational, personal and non-commercial purposes.
18 de jan. de 2024 · Explore the geography and regions of Maine, the northeasternmost state in the U.S., with maps and facts. See the outline, physical, and counties maps of Maine and its coastline.
- The Maine Coast by The Numbers
- The Maine Coast Sections
- How Maine’s Coast Formed
- Maine Coast Tour Transportation
- Maine Coast Tour: The Islands
- Kittery
- The Yorks
- Ogunquit
- Wells
- The Kennebunks
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Despite ongoing reports that the Maine coastline is longer than California, let’s clear that up. The coast is the general outline of the state. That measures 228 miles. California’s coast is 369% longer at 840 miles. Now, when you look at the shoreline – the massive grooves or tiny inlets that seep into the communities – Maine has 5,408 miles, acco...
For tourism purposes, the coast is broken down into four sections. 1. Southern Maine Coast: Kittery to Old Orchard Beach 2. Portland & Casco Bay: Scarborough to Brunswick and Harpswell 3. Midcoast Maine: Bath to Winterport 4. Downeast: Bucksport to Danforth, including Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island Geology tells a slightly different st...
A retreating glacier created the coast during the Ice Age, one that was 1.5 miles thick. The force weighed down the land, but as the ice melted, the land resurfaced faster than the sea level could rise. Northern Maine’s bedrock is older, harder, and erosion-resistant. The unique coastline that unfolds looking to Southern Maine shows where more sedi...
Visiting the Maine coastline can be done by land or water, with several sectional options and a handful that stretch the whole way. Here’s a quick overview.
Maine has thousands of islands offshore, some within sight of the coastline and many that are no larger than the average Walmart. However, the accessible islands are a mix of preserved land, remote coastal communities, and historic treatures away from the crowds.
The “Gateway to Maine” starts at the state line and is known for its extensive outlet shopping. Look closer at the coastline, and you’ll see Fort Foster with the beach access and the ongoing restriction of the Wood Island Station, which dates back more than 115 years. Fort McClary makes a great stop if you just want to soak in the views at the mout...
Your tour of the Maine coastline wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Yorks, a cluster of historic and picturesque towns nestled on the southern coast – York Village, York Beach, and York Harbor. Cape Neddick is a village that gets a lot of attention for the Nubble Lighthouse. The lack of islands makes for great surfing at York Beach. Stretc...
Ogunquit offers a quintessential Maine experience with an artistic flair. Explore downtown and Perkins Cove, where you can also walk between the two on the Marginal Way cliff walk. Enjoy nearly four miles of sandy beach or explore the booming food scene and nightlife of this inclusive and diverse community.
Next up is Wells, with beaches, marshes, preserves, and a national wildlife refuge. The harbor here is a great stop for a fishing charter. If you’re getting hungry, the Maine Diner, made famous on “Diner’s Drive-Ins and Dives,” is a perfect comfort food stop.
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and Arundel make up the Kennebunks. Kennebunk offers the historic downtown district, with restaurants and the Brick Store Museum. On the way to the Lower Village, you’ll pass stunning historical sea captain’s homes. Be sure to pause for the Wedding Cake House. You’ll eventually reach the Lower Village, where you can explor...
Learn about the geology, history, and attractions of the Maine coastline, from Kittery to Eastport. Find out how to explore the islands, lighthouses, beaches, and more by car, train, boat, or bike.
Explore Maine using this interactive map that shows local businesses, guides, restaurants, lodging and more. You can filter by interest and see the coastline, roads, counties and regions of Maine.
Maine Map - New England, United States. North America. USA. New England. Maine is the northernmost and easternmost state in New England. Its rugged, indented coastline and glacier-carved, forested interior give this state its unique character and have shaped the character of its people. Map. Directions. Satellite. Photo Map. maine.gov. Wikivoyage.
This map is split into Southern, Central, and Northern Maine coast as well as a small section just over the Canadian boarder. Map Happy Travel Highlights along the coast of Maine.
7 de nov. de 2023 · Looking for the best coastal towns in Maine? Choose one of these for your next getaway! Maine has over 3,500 miles of coastline stretching from the Canadian border in the north down to New Hampshire in the south. Along this coast are numerous quaint, charming villages and towns to explore.
