Evelyn's Guidebook
Places to go
60 Bayview Terrace
60 Bayview TerraceBirch Point Beach State Park
459 South Shore DriveOwls Head Transportation Museum
117 Museum Stオウルズヘッド灯台
186 Lighthouse RoadThis is a wonderful museum full of all types of art. The Wyeth collection,although not exclusively depicting Maine, is great to look at and see if you can recognize a place. The gift shop is a fun place to pick up a gift. One for you too maybe.
178 現地メンバーのおすすめ
ファーンズワース・アート・ミュージアム
16 Museum StThis is a wonderful museum full of all types of art. The Wyeth collection,although not exclusively depicting Maine, is great to look at and see if you can recognize a place. The gift shop is a fun place to pick up a gift. One for you too maybe.
A fun short road trip to a beautiful spot. Some of the most famous Wyeth art was inspired by this farm.
23 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Olson House
384 Hathorne Point RdA fun short road trip to a beautiful spot. Some of the most famous Wyeth art was inspired by this farm.
Food scene
Rustica restaurant
Rockland is a great place to shop and pick any restaurant and you are guaranteed a wonderful meal.
35 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Rockland
Rockland is a great place to shop and pick any restaurant and you are guaranteed a wonderful meal.
McLoons Lobster Shack
315 Island RdSightseeing
This is a beautiful spot that can be reached by driving up a winding road to the top of Mount
Batty. If you prefer the hiking is fun and not too gruesome. It’s a state park so there’s a nominal fee.
163 現地メンバーのおすすめ
キャムデンヒルズ州立公園
280 Belfast RdThis is a beautiful spot that can be reached by driving up a winding road to the top of Mount
Batty. If you prefer the hiking is fun and not too gruesome. It’s a state park so there’s a nominal fee.
This is one of my favorite places to walk. My sister and I made most of the trails riding our horses through the woods and along the shore line. The George’s River Land Trust has resurrected the trails we made 60 years ago.
7 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Ash Point Preserve
477 Ash Point DrThis is one of my favorite places to walk. My sister and I made most of the trails riding our horses through the woods and along the shore line. The George’s River Land Trust has resurrected the trails we made 60 years ago.