Pet Friendly Things To Do in Stonington, Maine

A hike on forest and seaside trails on Isle au Haut in the Gulf of Maine. The southern portion of Isle au Haut is part of Acadia National Park; the northern half of the island is privately owned. After completing the hike listed here, ... More on Trails

The Bowditch Trail offers no expansive mountaintop views, but it blooms with rhodora, sheep laurel, and tiny white star flowers in spring. It is useful as a connector to the Long Pond Trail, or as part of an extended inland hike along ... More on Trails

This is the only north-south trail that leads from the town landing to Duck Harbor Campground. Off-season campers must plan to backpack the entire 3.8-mile length of the trail, plus another 0.5 mile on an unpaved road to ... More on Trails

The Deer Isle Archipelago offers the largest number of public-access islands and some of the best paddling on the Maine coast. The choices are often overwhelming and the boat traffic and island use... More on Trails

This is an absolutely Beautiful area. Great place to sea kayak around the i More on Trails

Duck Harbor Mountain Trail is the most strenuous hike on Isle au Haut, but it also offers some of the most spectacular views. The trail begins steeply through the woods, alternating between switchbacks and brief flat sections on ridges. ... More on Trails

If you time the hike along this rocky coast trail to coincide with low tide, you can cross over to explore the small rocky isle known as Western Ear. If not, you will still get the spectacular views from this part of Isle au Haut ... More on Trails

If youre hurrying to catch low tide to cross over to the rocky island of Western Ear, this is the shorter of two trails to get you there. But the Cliff Trail has more ups and downs along the cliffs than the Western Head Trail and ... More on Trails

Because the trailhead is about a 3-mile walk on the island loop road from either the town landing or Duck Harbor Landing, Long Pond Trail is the most difficult to reach on Isle ... More on Trails

Beautiful arboreal fog forest with remnants of human habitation stretching from recent (an early 20th century farm) to very old ... More on GeckoGo

The 40-acre oceanside campus of this respected summer crafts school is stunning. Designed in the 1960s, Edward Larrabee Barnes set the buildings on a hillside overlooking the ... More on Frommers