The Misty Mornings At Boot Head Preserve In Maine Are Worth The Trip To This Hidden Corner Of The State
Michelle
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Downeast Maine offers untouched scenery and some of the most beautiful views. Confusing to those who aren’t familiar with the state, the region is actually located North of the midcoast. With sparsely populated towns and the kind of lifestyle that feels a bit slower in the best way possible, visiting this area is a great way to unwind and get to know a side of Maine that most people miss. One great way to appreciate it is by heading to this preserve to take in the fresh air.
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Boot Head Preserve is accessible year-round, but always be mindful of the weather and take extra precautions when things might be slippery and cold. You can learn more about the route and see photos by visiting alltrails.com. You can also check out Maine Trail Finder. For more about the preserves located in the downeast region, visit the Maine Coast Heritage Trust website.
Downeast is beautiful, but there’s also plenty to see in areas a bit closer to Maine’s larger towns. You can see the tallest waterfall in Maine at Baxter State Park!
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