Top Things to do in Mid Coast Maine
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Top 10 Hiking Trails in Mid Coast Maine, Mid Coast Maine
Discover the best top things to do in Mid Coast Maine, United States including Hills To Sea Trail, Swan Island Wildlife Management Area, Porters Preserve, Salt Bay Heritage Trail, Cliff Trail, Giant's Stairs Trail, Penny Lake Preserve, Passy Rail Trail, Morse Mountain To Seawall Beach, Crooked Farm Preserve.
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1. Hills To Sea Trail
2. Swan Island Wildlife Management Area
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Swan Island welcomes hikers, campers, birders, anglers, wildlife watchers and explorers to its shores for an unforgettable Maine experience. Visitors may immerse themselves in history, surround themselves in nature and discover abundant wildlife. There is a kids-only trout fishing pond, a wildlife viewing tower and special food plots for wildlife.
3. Porters Preserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Questovia - Minot, United States
Did the full loop walk on this beautiful trail that offers stunning views of the Maine rockbound coast. It's an easy walk with a little change in elevation. Nicely groomed and not very heavy usage added to the enjoyment.
4. Salt Bay Heritage Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By 253caryh
This is a sweet local trail just a hop off busy Route 1 in the Midcoast Maine region. The towns of Newcastle and Damariscotta, close by, are sweet small time shopping, dining and walking experiences in and of themselves. The Salt Bay Heritage Trail is a nice day hike and really a hidden "gem". It is well-marked almost all the way, but take after the tunnel, make sure you bear right.. The first half of the trail is a bit more challenging but the scenery is worth it..not hard at all.. The second half of the trail is easier going but not quite as pretty. I suggest you plan to be here for two hours. Enjoy the beautiful place and fresh air!
5. Cliff Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By pepelevoo - Concord, United States
Nice long trail that has scenic views and is not too challenging. Follow the markings at the end to cross the landfill to the town lot
6. Giant's Stairs Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By 46oceangirl - Westford, United States
We day tripped her on a cloudy cool fall day with a little fog as well. We found the Giant Stairs trail, wen you round the bend (church on the left where there are a few spots to park) to the right, there was room for at least 15 cars on the street to park. The paths are right there that leads to the ocean ledge/view etc. Its a short one. Go and bring a snack/lunch and sit by the water. The path also goes in front of private homes but be respectful when and if you do go by them. Its a nice little stop to take in the view and the gorge where the "steps" are. There were people eating lunch on them so trying to get a photo without them was impossible but still took it. Great little stop while on Baileys Island.
7. Penny Lake Preserve
8. Passy Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By C9351AIpeterd - Daniel Island, United States
This is a nice bike trail that can be picked up at the end of the Harbor Walk. The surface is crushed stone but is so well packed that I had no problem riding my road bike on the trail. At the end of the trail you can make a right onto City Point Rd and keeping the Passagassawakeag River on your right you can loop back to the pedestrian bridge and the Harbor Walk in downtown Belfast.
