Posted by: Sally Ingraham | September 21, 2009

Cutler Coastal Trail

Yesterday Ponce and I drove about an hour and a half Downeast to hike part of the Cutler Coastal Trail, a roughly 10 mile loop that we shortened into 5.8 by using a convenient cut-off. While the woods were a fairly uninspiring patch, made interesting only for a moment by a little brown snake, the stretch of coastline was quite spectacular.
Mermaid's CoveSun on the Highlands
Little Brown Snake

Posted in Adventure, Hiking/Walking, Maine, Photography, Traveling, Wildlife

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  1. Looks interesting. Mom cut out an article on this trail but of course we have not gotten to it yet.

    By: singraham on September 21, 2009
    at 5:32 pm

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  2. It’s a bit far for you guys I guess, although a trip to that corner of ME might be worth your while as there is also the West Quaddy Head lighthouse and other state parks and whatnot. It’s all a matter of time, of course. 🙂

    By: tuulenhaiven on September 22, 2009
    at 7:23 am

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  3. These pictures are gorgeous Sarah. It actually reminds me of Ireland a bit expect for the trees! Vistas like these are why I keep telling my husband a few more years here and we are moving to somewhere surrounded by nature. Maine is my first choice. I think he’s a little scared lol Thank you.

    By: Amy on September 22, 2009
    at 9:36 am

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