COASTAL CLASSICThe Lighthouse Trail
Five points of light. One unforgettable coastline.
◔ High tide 4:12 pm · best light at the pointFIVE HARBOR TOWNS · SIXTY MILES OF MAINE
Plan your next slow weekend
A COAST MADE FOR WANDERING
Take the road that hugs the water. Stay for the turn you didn't plan to take.
MAKE A DAY OF IT
COASTAL CLASSICFive points of light. One unforgettable coastline.
◔ High tide 4:12 pm · best light at the point
ON THE WATERFind your own quiet water with a local guide.
LOCAL FLAVOROysters pulled fresh, served with a harbor view.
SLEEP BY THE SEAMake a weathered-shingle inn your home base.
A LITTLE LOCAL KNOW-HOW
At Kestrel Coast, the best plan is often to check the water. Catch the island ferry on the flood. Find a tide pool on the ebb. Our Tide Clock keeps you in the know.
Check tide times for your tripGATHER ROUND
Three days of dockside feasts, boat races and the first crack of a fresh Maine lobster.
◔ High tide 4:12 pm · harbor races start with the floodFollow a ribbon of handmade lanterns from the old meeting house to the water's edge.
MAKE ROOM FOR ONE MORE DAY
From cedar-shingled inns to tucked-away campgrounds, find a place that feels like it belongs here.
Find your kind of stayTHE USEFUL DETAILS
A few things worth knowing. Then the coast is yours.
Route 1 bridge in Mareth closes nightly through November 20, 8 pm–6 am. Follow signed detours via Old Quarry Road.
Emergency: 911 · Maine coast guard: (207) 799-3388YOUR COAST, IN YOUR POCKET
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