This Maine Waterfall Is So Hidden, Almost Nobody Has Seen It In Person

One of the best things about spending time in Maine is the prevalence of secret little spots known only to those who have sought them out. And while we certainly don't want to turn the small, untouched spots into major tourist attractions, we do want those who love this state to be able to enjoy the best parts of it. That's why we couldn't help but share this little hidden Maine waterfall in Oxford County.

Located about an hour and 15 minutes from Portland, Oxford County has lots of nature to explore, including one of our favorite natural attractions in the state.

Kezar Falls Gorge is truly off-the-beaten-path, as you'll find it off an inconspicuous dirt road.

You might not know you've even arrived unless you see other cars parked at the side of the road.

Only then will you know you've made it! Park your car so there's still room for people to pass and carefully make your way down the steep hill. Keep in mind that this is really best for those who have sure footing.

As you get closer to the small brook you'll see a natural pool of water that's great for swimming in the summer. In the winter it's likely to be a bit frozen.

And this is where things get fun! Just behind the rock walls of the gorge you'll hear water running.

This is the sound of the small, but lovely Kezar Falls.

In the summer it's fun to jump in and swim towards the back where you'll feel like you're in your own world. In the winter the area is quiet and peaceful.

No matter when you visit, there's a good chance you'll find yourself surrounded only by trees and the sounds of nature.

Kezar Falls Gorge can be found off of 5 Kezars Road in Oxford County. We'll leave the rest up to you! Do you have any secret spots you recommend we visit? Let us know in the comments, or if you want to keep things quiet feel free to send us an email!

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