Pet Friendly Things To Do in Down East, Maine

People have been drawn to the rugged coast of Maine throughout history. Awed by its beauty and diversity, e... More on Nps.gov

One of the best things I like to do is on the way Arcadia, I stop in the Trenton Bridge Lobster pound, on... More on Epinions.com

Dogs are allowed on the beach, but must be leashed. The beach is located about 10 minutes northwest of ... More on DogFriendly.com

This watercraft company offers tours of the Maine coastal area and kayak rentals. Dogs are allowed on the rentals for no additional fee. Dogs ... More on DogFriendly.com

There are several other companies that provide kayak tours in the small town, and would have hoped to have a better customer service experience. More on Yahoo! Travel

A concessioner at Wildwood Stables provides a variety of carriage tours along the park's scenic carriage roads daily from mid-June to early October. Accessible carriages are available with advance... More on Nps.gov

Take a horse and carriage ride with your pooch in Acadia National Park. The ride is along carriage roads which do not allow cars. Dogs are only allowed on the private tours ... More on DogFriendly.com

The serenity of the water and the pretty Maine shoreline outclasses anything. Sand Beach doesn't get a lot ... More on GoingOutside

Its worth going to but note that you have to pay to see it, whereas in certain months you could see most of... More on TripAdvisor

Quoddy Head State Park is located four miles off Maine Route 189 in Lubec on the easternmost point of land ... More on maine.gov

Most people know that there are thirteen stripes in the U.S. flag - one for each of the thirteen colonies -... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Acadia National Park has two life guarded beaches: (Staffed Memorial Day to Labor Day) - Sand Beach, locate... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Sand Beach is a small but nice beach. More on TripAdvisor

Take a break at Moose Point State Park to enjoy an afternoon picnic and the views of Penobscot Bay. Located... More on maine.gov

The water is always too cold for a swim , unless you are very warm blooded, or are under 10. More on TripAdvisor