Things to see and do Maine

You may have noticed that huge bell on the lawn of the capitol. This is a gift from the Treasury Department made in 1950 to each of the US states. This freedom bell was used to promote the Treasury Bill campaign "Independence Drive". The bell is an exact replica of the Philadelphia Freedom Bell: same weights, even weight (1 ton), even waist on its length and even inscription resumed Leviticus 25: 10 "You will publish freedom throughout the country, for all its inhabitants".

From Bar Island, accessible on foot at low tide, the view of Bar Harbor is magnificent with its mountains in the background.

A fine sandy beach, surrounded by trees and mountains. Despite its freshness, some brave people do not hesitate to swim there during the summer. It is possible to walk a footpath to Otter Point.

Cliffs worthy of a horror film. Be careful, if you are a fan of sensational photography.... If the temptation is great, so is the danger.

The "hole of thunder" was so named because of the noise of the waves that crash into the rocks.