Category: Parks & Natural Attractions

B-52 Crash Site

On the southern slope of Elephant Mountain, just 15 minutes from downtown Greenville, lies the wreckage of a United States Air Force Boeing B-52C Stratofortress. The debris covers several acres of the forest and visitors are free to wander through this Cold War Memorial site.

Maine’s Premier State Parks & Wilderness Areas

Explore Maine's natural beauty through its state parks and reserves. From the rugged wilderness of Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods to the serene waters of Lily Bay and Peaks-Kenney State Parks. Enjoy hiking, camping, paddling, and wildlife in these preserved lands.

Lily Bay State Park

Lily Bay makes for a great state park camping trip! With much of the 900+ acres located on Moosehead Lake, Lily Bay State Park invites any looking for a scenic and enjoyable outdoors visit.

Telos Public Reserved Land

A popular visiting point among canoeists and anglers is Telos, a 23,000 acre area that encompasses Telos Lake.

Seboeis Public Reserved Land

Nestled south of Millinocket, Seboeis is home to many great camping locations, primarily for anglers, with much shoreline along two lakes.

Scraggly Lake Public Reserved Land

Based around Scraggly Lake itself is the wooded and majestic Scraggly Lake Public Land Reserve.

Penobscot River Corridor

For a more aquatic adventure, one should look towards the Penobscot River Corridor.

Peaks-Kenny State Park

Located outside of Dover-Foxcroft, Peaks-Kenny makes for a great, secluded camping event. With only 56 spacious campsites, Peaks-Kenny is a great choice for anyone looking for a remote, family-oriented camping experience.

Moosehead Lake Public Reserve

Whether it’s hiking, camping or boating, Moosehead has your outdoors experience. Including spectacular hiking trails and multiple boat launch points, Moosehead could be your best hiking trip yet.

Little Moose Public Reserve Land

In the West of the Maine Highlands is the Little Moose Public Land Reserve, home of both the Big Moose and Little Moose Mountains, as well as multiple secluded ponds.