Afisha Life | Національний парк Акадія та приватна одноденна поїздка в Камден з Портленда

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Портлендський головний ліхтар

Маяк Портленд-Хед, один із найвідоміших пам’яток штату Мен, розташований на краю скелястого узбережжя мису Елізабет у парку Форт-Вільямс. Пішохідні стежки вздовж берегової лінії обсаджені кущами золотарника та чорниці; вони ведуть прямо до входу в маяк на краю бухти.

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Гора Кадилак

Подивіться, де сонце вперше потрапляє на Сполучені Штати щоранку. Фантастичні краєвиди національного парку Акадії та околиць!

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Громова діра

Thunder Hole — це місце в Національному парку Акадія, де можна відчути грім моря на тлі скелястих берегів штату Мен! У спокійні дні ви можете задатися питанням, до чого тут метушня. Але зачекайте, поки хвилі піднімуться на кілька ступенів. Thunder Hole – це невеликий захід, природним чином висічений у скелях, куди накочуються хвилі. У кінці цього входу, внизу, є невелика печера, куди, коли налітає хвиля, повітря й вода витісняються назовні, подібно до удару далекого грому. Вода може вирватися на висоту 40 футів із громовим гуркотом! Звідси й назва: Громова діра.

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Йорданський ставок

З цієї точки огляду відкриваються одні з найкращих краєвидів у всій Акадії.

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Бар Харбор

Гості отримають годину, щоб дослідити це дивовижне узбережжя штату Мен і пообідати.

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Державний парк Камден Хіллз

Місто Камден - це самооцінка перлини узбережжя штату Мен. Камден, розташований на середньому узбережжі штату Мен, є притулком для любителів океану, покупців і любителів пригод на природі. Подорож до державного парку Камден-Хіллс дасть відвідувачам можливість побачити чудову затоку Пенобскот з вершини гори Батті. Державний парк Камден Хілл охоплює 5700 акрів.

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Історичне місце Форт-Нокс

Швидка зупинка за запитом

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Державне історичне місце Форт Еджкомб

Форт Еджкомб, збудований у 1808–1809 роках, — двоповерховий восьмикутний дерев’яний блокхаус із відреставрованими укріпленнями, розташований на острові Девіс у містечку Еджкомб, округ Лінкольн, штат Мен, США. Це центральна частина історичного пам’ятника штату Форт Еджкомб

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.