The Beautiful Bridge Hike In Maine That Will Completely Mesmerize You
Michelle
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There are few things more wonderful than heading outside on a warm, sunny day in Maine to experience the great outdoors. While the promise of a “warm, sunny day in Maine” feels very far away we’re going to keep on planning our summer weekends just in case. At some point, the days of waking up to windshields covered in ice have to end, right? Assuming they do, this bridge hike in Maine is one of the most fun things you can do on the southern coastline. It’s easy, provides water views, and leads to one of the most fun little attractions in the state!
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To access the trail head to Route 103 where you can find parking off of York Street by the bridge. The bridge is just to the right. Look towards the left for the path leading to the Fisherman’s Walk. This trail is incredible from enchanted woods, a wiggling bridge, and a seaside walk leading to a beach! This trail offers so much variety in such a short walk and we would highly recommend it. The best thing to do before you head out on the trail is to download the AllTrails app and get the map for Fisherman’s Walk Trail to Wiggly Bridge. Then you can keep track of where you are on this one-of-a-kind bridge hike in Maine. If you would like to continue this trail further add the York Harbor Cliff Walk Trail. Feel free to check out this Adventuring in the Moment video to see the whole trail back when we hiked this area.
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Bridges In Maine
What are some of the coolest bridges in Maine?
Here are some of the coolest bridges I have found in Maine:
- The Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory in Stockton Springs
- The Androscoggin Swinging Bridge in Topsham
- All of the covered bridges, in fact, why not take a covered bridge road trip?
What are some of the best hikes in Maine?
Here are a few of my favorite hikes in Maine:
- Reed Brook Falls in Kingsfield
- Jordan Pond in Acadia National Park
- Viles Arboretum in Augusta
- Fort Baldwin State Historic Sight in Phippsburg