Science and Nature

Dotted with resorts and beaches, this body of water will provide visitors with just about every type of activity, from fishing and boating, to sea plane rides.

These beautiful falls, situated on the Kennebec River, are home to an amazing historic find: Indian relics and petroglyphs that date back as far as 9000 years ago. The Kennebec Valley Trail crosses near the falls over an old railroad bridge.

Come to this natural area to watch birds and other wildlife and enjoy thousands of native Maine plants.

Scenic water falls are a treat for the eyes and ears. The trail to the falls passes through privately-owned land, so please be respectful.

One of the highest waterfalls in Maine, this natural wonder features an assortment of trails around the falls, and a swimming hole at the falls' bottom. Along the trails are observation areas. The trail to the swimming hole is quite steep, and good physical condition is required.