The most beautiful natural sites to discover Maine

The Camden State Park offers nearly hiking trails and numerous campsites (accessible from April to October). The trails are designed for walking, but also for winter snowshoes. Some of them are more extensive, allowing for cycling, cycling or cross-country skiing. Within an hour of time, you can choose to climb at the top of Mount Built, which offers a splendid view over Camden and the ocean, or opt for the Maiden Cliff Trail, a little longer but also impressive with its view of Lake Megunticook and its islands.

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.