Does it ever feel like there’s so much nature in Maine that you’ll never manage to see it all? Yeah. Us, too. But, the good news is that you don’t have to see it all. See what you can because anything outdoors here is going to offer you the perfect day. And, this park is included! Imagine spectacular forested areas, a fun bridge, and more. And, if you were to do a search for “easy trail in Maine,” the following will most certainly appear, giving you so much more!

Pondicherry Park is a whopping 66 acres located right in the center of Bridgton.
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Six different hiking trails create a network of 2.3 miles to explore. And there's a lot to see here!
The park is full of wetlands and waterways, including Stevens and Willet Brooks.
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Each different trail is short and fairly easy.
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None are longer than a half-mile, making them great for families with children, and each one is more lovely than the next.
Make your way down the path with woodchips to discover the lush greenery waiting just inside.
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This is definitely one of the most beautiful forested areas in the state.

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And while we love the individual paths, we think you'll really enjoy seeing the covered bridges.
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There are two covered bridges here and one is 60 feet!
But that's not all that's special about it.
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In addition to being well-made and cared for, we love the fun spiral stairs attached.
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The scenic views from it are enchanting!
Would you ever expect to find this in the middle of the woods in Bridgton? We're going to say no, which is why we love this place oh-so very much.
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Take an afternoon to explore this special park and you'll remember just why getting outside in Maine is so fantastic.

Pondicherry Park is 66 acres of pure beauty. You can learn more about the six different trails on Alltrails.com and more about the park on the Maine Trail Finder. As you continue your quest to enjoy all the nature the state has to offer, we’ve got something else for you to read: Take Fisherman’s Walk Trail for an out-of-this-world hike in Maine that leads to a fairytale footbridge.

This video about Acadia National Park is another great way to discover more about Maine:

 

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Where can we go camping in Maine?

  • Sebago Lake State Park in Casco is the largest in Southern Maine and features over 200 reservable and non-reservable campsites.
  • Surrounding the campsites at Bradbury Mountain State Park in Powani is an extensive network of hiking trails.
  • Natanis Point Campground in Chain of Ponds offers some of the best camping in the state.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other wonderful places to camp in Maine.

Where can we find historic homes in Maine?

  • Castle Tucker in Wiscasset is named after the family of the same name that was prominent in the shipping industry in the early 1800s.
  • The Marrett House in Standish retains much of the furniture and room arrangements since it was built and renovated throughout the 1800s.
  • The Harriet Beecher Stowe House in Brunswick is where this famous abolitionist wrote the book, “Uncle Tom's Cabin.”

Read on to learn more about some of the many other interesting historic homes in Maine.

Where can we find haunted attractions in Maine?

  • The Kennebec Arsenal in Augusta was once a facility that housed the mentally ill, and its former patients are believed to haunt the property.
  • The movie version of the book “Pet Sematary” by Stephen King was filmed at the haunted Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor, where creepy happenings are supposedly occurring.
  • Many paranormal activities are said to occur at Pocomoonshine Lake located in Washington County.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other haunted attractions in Maine.

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