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Camden Hills State Park
Boasting more than 30 miles of trails, Camden Hills State Park is a splendid place to take in the lovely scenery of the Midcoast. A favorite is the 45-minute (0.5 mile) climb up Mt Battie, which offers exquisite views of Penobscot Bay. Simple trail maps are available at the park entrance, just over 1.5 miles northeast of Camden center on US 1. The picnic area has short trails down to the shore.
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Historic Camden
Camden has range of architectural gems, including former estates dating from the early 1800s, a pretty congregational church (1834), an 18th-century schoolhouse and a plethora of striking 19th-century mansions. Many of these buildings are private residences, but you can wander the tree-lined streets of Chestnut and High Streets for a glimpse back in time. The chamber of commerce distributes a free brochure listing 30 or so historic buildings you can see on a 2.5-mile walk through town.
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Islesboro
From Camden, it's a five-minute drive to Lincolnville Beach from where you can take a 20-minute ferry ride to the island of Islesboro, one of the finest places to ride a bike in Maine.
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Union Hall
Changing exhibitions of student and faculty work from the Maine Photographic Workshops are displayed in Union Hall.
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