Sally & Noah
Maine Adventures
Marginal Way Walk
The Marginal Way in Maine is one of New England's most beloved scenic coastal walks. Only 1.25 miles along the coast, this is a must when visiting Maine! Public parking throughout downtown Ogunquit. The trail begins off of shore road. Easy walking, sitting benches.
The Wiggly Bridge
Located in York Harbour, the Wiggly Bridge is the world’s smallest suspension bridge, which leads to a short stroll through the Steedman Woods. Street parking on York St, between York Village and the Harbor. Trail begins off of route 103. Easy walking along the York River!
Perkins Cove
Perkins Cove is a culdesac of restaurants, shops, and scenic outlooks. We recommend grabbing a lobster roll at footbridge lobster or grabbing a drink at the restaurants just around the corner. A great place for dinner is M.C. Perkins located in Perkins cove!
Explore Local Beaches
York’s Long & Short sands beach are close by and full of activity! If you are looking to go a little farther, the York harbor beach is a little quieter and a short drive from York Village
Further Afield: Portland
Maine’s biggest city located on the water an hour away from York, home to excellent local dining and coffee, boutique shops and the lovely Portland Head Light. Always worth the trip!
Further Afield: Freeport
A classic Maine shopping destination (and a summer tradition) located an hour away from York, home to the Flagship LL Bean and local restaurants, including the Harraseeket Lobster Pound. Don’t forget to visit the Bean Boot!
Sample Local Ice Cream
There is no shortage of fantastic ice cream in Maine! Some of the local spots to visit include Dunne’s Ice Cream, The Village Scoop Ice Cream, York Beach Dairy Bar, and Wicked Good Ice Cream. Try them all and let us know your favorite!