Лучшие события города Портленд. Национальный парк Акадия и частная однодневная поездка в Камден из Портленда заказать (забронировать на сайте) tickets.afisha.life. Embarking on a private exclusive tour from Portland, Maine, offers a thrilling experience that highlights the region’s iconic attractions in just 6 to 8 hours

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Portland Head Light

One of Maine's most iconic landmarks, the Portland Head Lighthouse rests at the edge of Cape Elizabeth's rocky shoreline in Fort Williams Park. Walking trails along the coastline are lined with goldenrod and blueberry bushes; they lead directly to the lighthouse's entrance at the tip of the cove.

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Cadillac Mountain

See where the sun first hits the United States every morning. Fantastic vistas of Acadia National Park and surrounding area!

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Thunder Hole

Thunder Hole is the place in Acadia National Park to experience the thunder of the sea against the rocky shores of Maine! On calm days you may wonder what the fuss is all about. But wait until the waves kick up a few notches. Thunder Hole is a small inlet, naturally carved out of the rocks, where the waves roll into. At the end of this inlet, down low, is a small cavern where, when the rush of the wave arrives, air and water is forced out like a clap of distant thunder. Water may spout as high as 40 feet with a thunderous roar! Hence the name: Thunder Hole.

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Jordan Pond

This vantage point has some of the best views in all of Acadia.

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Bar Harbor

Guest will receive an hour to explore this quaint Maine seaside and grab lunch.

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Camden Hills State Park

The town of Camden is the self-described Jewel of the Maine coast. Located mid-coast Maine, Camden is a haven for ocean lovers, shoppers and outdoor adventurers. A trip to Camden Hills State Park will give visitors the opportunity to view a gorgeous Penobscot Bay from the top of Mt. Battie. Camden Hill State Park encompasses 5,700 acres.

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Fort Knox Historic Site

Quick Stop by request

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Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site

Fort Edgecomb, built in 1808–1809, is a two-story octagonal wooden blockhouse with restored fortifications located on Davis Island in the town of Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine, United States. It is the centerpiece of the Fort Edgecomb State Historic Site

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Portland Head Light

One of Maine's most iconic landmarks, the Portland Head Lighthouse rests at the edge of Cape Elizabeth's rocky shoreline in Fort Williams Park. Walking trails along the coastline are lined with goldenrod and blueberry bushes; they lead directly to the lighthouse's entrance at the tip of the cove.

10

Cadillac Mountain

See where the sun first hits the United States every morning. Fantastic vistas of Acadia National Park and surrounding area!

11

Thunder Hole

Thunder Hole is the place in Acadia National Park to experience the thunder of the sea against the rocky shores of Maine! On calm days you may wonder what the fuss is all about. But wait until the waves kick up a few notches. Thunder Hole is a small inlet, naturally carved out of the rocks, where the waves roll into. At the end of this inlet, down low, is a small cavern where, when the rush of the wave arrives, air and water is forced out like a clap of distant thunder. Water may spout as high as 40 feet with a thunderous roar! Hence the name: Thunder Hole.

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Jordan Pond

This vantage point has some of the best views in all of Acadia.

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Bar Harbor

Guest will receive an hour to explore this quaint Maine seaside and grab lunch.

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Camden Hills State Park

The town of Camden is the self-described Jewel of the Maine coast. Located mid-coast Maine, Camden is a haven for ocean lovers, shoppers and outdoor adventurers. A trip to Camden Hills State Park will give visitors the opportunity to view a gorgeous Penobscot Bay from the top of Mt. Battie. Camden Hill State Park encompasses 5,700 acres.

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Fort Knox Historic Site

Quick Stop by request

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Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site

Fort Edgecomb, built in 1808–1809, is a two-story octagonal wooden blockhouse with restored fortifications located on Davis Island in the town of Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine, United States. It is the centerpiece of the Fort Edgecomb State Historic Site

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Portland Head Light

One of Maine's most iconic landmarks, the Portland Head Lighthouse rests at the edge of Cape Elizabeth's rocky shoreline in Fort Williams Park. Walking trails along the coastline are lined with goldenrod and blueberry bushes; they lead directly to the lighthouse's entrance at the tip of the cove.

18

Cadillac Mountain

See where the sun first hits the United States every morning. Fantastic vistas of Acadia National Park and surrounding area!

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Thunder Hole

Thunder Hole is the place in Acadia National Park to experience the thunder of the sea against the rocky shores of Maine! On calm days you may wonder what the fuss is all about. But wait until the waves kick up a few notches. Thunder Hole is a small inlet, naturally carved out of the rocks, where the waves roll into. At the end of this inlet, down low, is a small cavern where, when the rush of the wave arrives, air and water is forced out like a clap of distant thunder. Water may spout as high as 40 feet with a thunderous roar! Hence the name: Thunder Hole.

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Jordan Pond

This vantage point has some of the best views in all of Acadia.

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Bar Harbor

Guest will receive an hour to explore this quaint Maine seaside and grab lunch.

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Camden Hills State Park

The town of Camden is the self-described Jewel of the Maine coast. Located mid-coast Maine, Camden is a haven for ocean lovers, shoppers and outdoor adventurers. A trip to Camden Hills State Park will give visitors the opportunity to view a gorgeous Penobscot Bay from the top of Mt. Battie. Camden Hill State Park encompasses 5,700 acres.

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Fort Knox Historic Site

Quick Stop by request

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Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site

Fort Edgecomb, built in 1808–1809, is a two-story octagonal wooden blockhouse with restored fortifications located on Davis Island in the town of Edgecomb, Lincoln County, Maine, United States. It is the centerpiece of the Fort Edgecomb State Historic Site

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Портленд Хед Лайт

Маяк Портленд-Хед, одна из самых знаковых достопримечательностей штата Мэн, расположен на краю скалистого побережья мыса Элизабет в парке Форт-Уильямс. Пешеходные тропы вдоль береговой линии обсажены кустами золотарника и черники; они ведут прямо ко входу в маяк на краю бухты.

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Кадиллак Маунтин

Посмотрите, где солнце впервые попадает в Соединенные Штаты каждое утро. Фантастические виды на национальный парк Акадия и окрестности!

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Громовая дыра

Громовая дыра — это место в Национальном парке Акадия, где можно ощутить шум моря на фоне скалистых берегов штата Мэн! В безветренные дни вы можете задаться вопросом, из-за чего вся эта суета. Но подождите, пока волны не поднимутся на несколько ступеней. Громовая дыра — это небольшой залив, естественным образом высеченный в скалах, куда набегают волны. В конце этой бухты, внизу, находится небольшая пещера, где, когда прибывает волна, воздух и вода вытесняются наружу, как раскат отдаленного грома. Вода может хлынуть на высоту до 40 футов с громоподобным ревом! Отсюда и название: Громовая дыра.

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Иорданский пруд

С этой смотровой площадки открываются одни из лучших видов во всей Акадии.

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Бар-Харбор

У гостей будет час, чтобы исследовать это причудливое побережье штата Мэн и пообедать.

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Государственный парк Камден-Хиллз

Город Камден называют жемчужиной побережья штата Мэн. Камден, расположенный посреди побережья штата Мэн, является раем для любителей океана, любителей шоппинга и любителей активного отдыха. Поездка в Государственный парк Камден-Хиллз даст посетителям возможность увидеть великолепный залив Пенобскот с вершины горы Бэтти. Государственный парк Камден-Хилл занимает 5700 акров.

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Историческое место Форт-Нокса

Быстрая остановка по запросу

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Государственный исторический памятник Форт-Эджкомб

Форт Эджкомб, построенный в 1808–1809 годах, представляет собой двухэтажный восьмиугольный деревянный сруб с отреставрированными укреплениями, расположенный на острове Дэвис в городе Эджкомб, округ Линкольн, штат Мэн, США. Это центральная часть государственного исторического памятника Форт-Эджкомб.

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Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

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Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

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Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

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Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

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Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

50

Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

51

Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

53

Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

56

Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

57

Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

59

Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

60

L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

61

Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

62

Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

63

Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

65

Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

67

Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

68

Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

69

Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

71

Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

72

L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

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Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

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Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

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Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.

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Bug Light Park

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Portland Head Light

Bug Light, officially known as Portland Breakwater Light, is a charming, petite lighthouse with unique Greek-inspired architecture. Nestled in Bug Light Park, it offers visitors a peaceful setting with expansive views of Casco Bay and downtown Portland across the water. This scenic park features open green spaces, walking trails, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot to take in the sights. From Bug Light, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled view of Portland’s skyline framed by the sparkling bay—a picturesque stop rich in history and coastal beauty.

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Eartha, the World's Largest Revolving and Rotating Globe

At Earth, the Rotating Globe in Yarmouth, visitors will be treated to a captivating stop featuring a massive globe that spins to showcase our planet’s geographical wonders. This unique installation serves as an educational tool, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and global interconnectedness. Guests can take a moment to marvel at the globe’s intricate details, representing continents, oceans, and landmarks from around the world. It’s an ideal spot for photos and reflection, making it a fun and meaningful addition to the tour that encourages appreciation for our planet.

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L.L. Bean Factory Store

At the world-famous L.L. Bean Headquarters, guests will experience a blend of outdoor adventure and iconic retail. A highlight of this stop is the opportunity to take a memorable photo in front of the giant 90th Anniversary Bean Boot, a symbol of the company’s rich heritage and commitment to quality. This impressive installation stands as a testament to L.L. Bean’s legacy and is a must-see for visitors. The flagship store itself offers an extensive range of outdoor gear and apparel, along with an inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration. This stop not only celebrates L.L. Bean’s history but also provides a perfect backdrop for capturing the spirit of Maine’s outdoor culture.

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Androscoggin Swinging Bridge

At the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, guests will enjoy a unique experience walking across this historic landmark that spans the Androscoggin River. Built in the late 1800s, the bridge served as an essential connection for local communities, facilitating travel and trade during a time of rapid industrial growth in the region. Its swinging design allowed it to adapt to changing water levels and is a rare example of 19th-century engineering. Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of the area’s rich history and resilience, providing stunning views of the river and surrounding landscape. This stop offers a chance to appreciate both the beauty and historical significance of this remarkable structure.

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Maine Wildlife Park

At the Maine Wildlife Center, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience with the state’s fascinating native wildlife. This stop provides the opportunity to see and learn about Maine’s iconic species, including moose, black bears, bobcats, and eagles, in a natural setting. Expert guides offer insights into each animal’s role in Maine’s ecosystem and conservation efforts in the region. This interactive and educational experience allows guests to connect with Maine’s wildlife, making it an exciting and memorable part of the tour.