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YOUR WEB GUIDE TO OUTSTANDING MAINE FALL FOLIAGE ATTRACTIONS  MANY MORE NEW ENGLAND FALL FOLIAGE ATTRACTIONS! LIGHTHOUSES Continued Two Bush Island Light (1897) Two Bush Channel/Penobscot Bay Approach Active Aid To Navigation West Quoddy Head Light (1858) West Quoddy Head/Bay Of Fundy Active Aid To Navigation In State Park Whaleback Ledge Light (1872) Portsmouth Harbor/Piscataqua River Active Aid To Navigation Whitehead Island Light (1852) Whitehead Island/Penobscot Bay Southern Entrance Active Aid To Navigation/Under Restoration Whitlock's Mill Light (1909) St. Croix River South Bank Active Aid To Navigation Winter Harbor Light (1856) Mark Island/Winter Harbor Privately Owned Wood Island Light (1858) East Side Wood Island/Saco River Mouth Active Aid To Navigation In Bird Sanctuary LIVING HISTORY MUSEUMS The Leonard's Mills Living History site is located in Bradley, Maine 207.581.2871 Washburn Norlands Living History Center 290 Norlands Road Livermore, Maine 04253 207.897.4366 MUSEUMS Abbe Museum 26 Mount Desert Street Bar Harbor, Maine 207.288.3519 The Penobscot Marine Museum 5 Church Street P.O. Box 498 Searsport, Maine 04974 207.548.2529 Fort Knox State Historic Site 711 Fort Knox Rd. Prospect, ME 04981 Park season: 207.469.7719 OFF THE BEATEN TRACK The Desert of Maine 95 Desert Rd. Freeport, Me. 04032 Abbe at Sieur de Mont Acadia National Park 207.865.6962 OKTOBERFEST 24th Annual Harvestfest 186 York Street + Church Street York Village York Beach, ME 03909 207.363.4422 Acadia's Oktoberfest Food and Craft Festival Route 102 Southwest Harbor, ME 04679 207.244.9264 or 800.423.9264 PUMPKIN PATCHES Hardy Farms Apple Orchard Church St. Hope, Maine 207.763.3262 Rocky Ridge Farm Route 201 Bowdoin, Maine 207.666.5786 Treworgy Family Orchards 3876 Union Street Levant, ME 04456 207.884.8354 Harris Farm Buzzell Road Dayton, Maine 207.499.2678 STATE AND OTHER PARKS State Parks Directory Provides More Information Listing of Maine State Parks Acadia National Park Aroostook State Park Baxter State Park BBradbury Mountain State Park Camden Hills State Park Colburn House State Memorial (historical) Durham State Forest Fort McClary State Park Fort Point State Park Fortknox State Park Lake Saint George State Park Lamoine State Park Lily Bay State Park Machias State Park Moose Point State Park Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge Mount Blue State Park Peacock Beach State Park Peaks.Kenny State Park Pond Farm State Wildlife Management Area Quoddy Head State Park Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge Reid State Park Sebago Lake State Park Tacoma Lakes State Park White Mountain National Forest Caribou Shelter National Parks Acadia National Park P.O. Box 177 Eagle Lake Road Bar Harbor, ME 04609 207.288.3338 Appalachian National Scenic Trail PO Box 807 Harpers Ferry, WV 25425 304.535.6331 Saint Croix Island International Historic Site c/o Acadia National Park P.O. Box 177 Bar Harbor, ME 04609 207.288.3338 TRAIN AND TROLLEY TRIPS AND TOURS Seashore Trolley Museum 195 Log Cabin Road Kennebunkport, ME 04046 207.967.2712 WHALE WATCHING Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co. 1 West Street Bar Harbor, ME 04609 207.288.2386 1.888.WHALES.4 Wanderbird Expedition Cruises PO Box 272 Belfast, ME 04915 1.866.SEA.BIRD 1.866.732.2473 207.338.3088 Boothbay Whale Watch P.O. Box 547 Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538 207.633.3500 (888) WHALE ME First Chance Whalewatch 4 Western Ave. Kennebunk, Maine 04043 207 967 5507 ZOOS Dew Animal Kingdom 918 Pond Road Mt. Vernon, Maine 04352.3150 207.293.2837 York's Wild Kingdom Route 1, York Beach, Maine 03910 207.363.4911 Additional Resources More New England Festivals More New England Fall Hikes |
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