Introducing Deer Isle & Stonnington
Rugged rock-strewn shores backed by thick forests form the backdrop to this beautiful coastal region. Traveling south along ME 15, you’ll encounter views of pristine farms and magnificent harbors framed against hilly islands off in the distance. This is Deer Isle, actually a collection of islands joined by causeways and connected to the mainland by a picturesque suspension bridge near Sargentville. Although the sights are few, the exploring is highly rewarding.
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Last updated: Nov 5, 2008
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Re: Local Expert for Maine offering advice to anyone needing it
by ravenrider 27 September 2010
Nomz, Quoddy Head is a great and very pretty place, Its always fun to hike in there in the wee hours of Jan 1st to catch the first…
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Re: Coastal Maine Camping
by laurensvt 15 July 2010
You might want to look into Isle Au Haut. Portions of Acadia National Park are on the island, there is a very nice campground, good hiking,…
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Re: New England Late September
by AnneliS 14 September 2009
Hi, I best bet would be the Maine coast, for all the foliage, the splendor and the 2 islands Deer Isle and Mount Desert Island. I doubt…
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