Pet Friendly Things To Do in Ellsworth, Maine

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

Acres of hiking trails, beautiful scenery, lots of animals....it's perfect for every age-and it's free ! More on TripAdvisor

Jan 22 06 It was a beautifull walk on the trails; we went to Harriett's pond and after carefull inspection ... More on TripAdvisor

I took eleven boys to this show and they all loved it. Not onet alked during they show, their eyes were glu... More on TripAdvisor

A cute activity - they all are very talented - especially the women! More on TripAdvisor

From Interstate 95 in Bangor, take Interstate 395 to US Route 1-A south towards Ellsworth. In Ellsworth turn left onto US Route ... More on TrailLink.com

There are small parking spots all along the trail where it crosses roads or passes through various towns as it wends its way down east from Ellsworth. More on TrailLink.com

There's a 4' tall 20' wide quater pipe and 3' tall 12' wide flat bank at one end. The other end is a big 4' tall stage deck with a 12' wide quarter, a euro gap, a rollin bank, a couple ledges and a... More on skateboardpark.com

The handrsals look to low to ride... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Donnell Pond encompasses miles of shore on Donnell Pond, Tunk, and Spring River Lakes; and most of Schoodic, Black, and Caribou Mountains. Boating, hiking, and swimming are popular activities. Visitors also enjoy campsites accessible ... More on Epinions.com

Petit Manan Point is only one part of a larger system, which includes both coastal parcels and offshore islands. The system ranges over 200 miles of Maines rocky coast and comprises more than 7,000 acres. The complete list of key ... More on Trails

Clean, really well laid out, and a great, generous selection for children of all ages, from babies to teenagers. More on TripAdvisor

Behind the library is a quiet picturesque walkway along the river and for those with good hiking shoes, all the way to what is the highest dam in the state of Maine... More on Yahoo! Travel

This 1,351-acre pond has a deep trench running east to west down its center. The deepest point is 104 feet, perfect for huge lake trout. No practical opportunity exists for fishing from shore, but you can launch a boat at the private ... More on Trails