4.5Park Loop Road(1.606 reviews) - Fun road with beautiful scenery Scenic Drives
A major national park in Maine where the attractions and sights are well known along the 20-mile Park Loop Road.See more..
4.5Walker's Point(807 reviews) - Worth the short drive from town Scenic Drives
Walker's Point is the picturesque oceanfront estate in Kennebunkport that's been a summer retreat for the Bush family for decades, including former President George H.W. Bush. Though the estate is still a private residence of the Bush family and off-limits, you can stop by Blowing Cave Park on Ocean Avenue and the overlook to catch a glimpse of the stunning property and enjoy the crashing waves against the rocky coast. It's worth a stop if you're taking the scenic drive along the coast, where you'll be able to spot other beautiful seafront villas. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Ocean Avenue(673 reviews) - Tranquil and Relaxing Scenic Drives
This scenic drive in Kennebunkport passes by former President George Bush's summer home.See more..
RLHT conserved the 512-acre parcel to ensure this spectacular vista remains unspoiled. Height of Land is located along the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway and borders the Maine Bureau of Public Lands, the Appalachian Trail, Mooselookmeguntic Lake, and Bemis Stream. You’ll find Height of Land on every map, tour guide, brochure, and website focusing on the Rangeley Lakes region. This spot provides one of the most stunning overlooks in New England. With magnificent views of Mooselookmeguntic and Richardson Lakes and the White Mountains. The forested lake landscape offers the perfect setting for artists, tourists, and all who appreciate mountain air and spectacular scenery. During the summer months, visitors may meet a Byway Ambassador who guides visitors to help find the best experiences and services in the region tailored to them. Water access to Bemis Stream is from Bemis Track. Recreation Opportunities Artists Trail, Birding Trail, Dark Sky TrailSee more..
4.5St. Anthony's Monastery(275 reviews) - Go to place for quiet walk Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Drives
St. Anthony's Monastery is situated on a 66 acre estate with lovely rolling lawns, riverside walking paths and English Gardens.See more..
From the Canadian Border with Sandy Bay Township Maine East to Moose River Maine, there nothing but wilderness along this stretch of road for 10 miles. Next town is Jackman, 17 miles from Canada. The Scenic Byway heads East in Jackman towards Rockwood which is about 30 miles of total wilderness up over a mountain pass. Beyond Rockwood another 20 miles is Greenville with a few restaurants and stores that are typical for a small town. Only drive this route in good weather.See more..
4.5Pequawket Trail(3 reviews) - From seashore to mountains on (mostly) the Pequawket Trail. Monday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 2-3 hours Scenic Drives
Well, I'll add my two cents to the previous two reviews, Mainemountainbear and MaineMountainOwl, who are the same reviewer, by the way, and who writes very informative reviews. I drove Route 113 from Standish to Fryeburg and it was a beautiful trip -- lots of great forest and mountain views, farms, pocket cemeteries, lakes and ponds, rustic homes and barns and country churches and other stunning historic architecture, etc. I found that it's the simplest and most scenic route to take from Saco, my neck of the woods (or seashore), to the White Mountains area.See more..
4.0Million Dollar View(1 review) - Known as the "million dollar view" - worth every penny Spent More than 3 hours Scenic Drives Driving on US Hwy 1 between Danforth and Orient, Maine, you find two viewpoints, each with their own parking lots about 1 mile or so apart from each other. The first, closer to Danforth, shows the view to the West, across a vast expanse of Maine all the way to Mt Katahdin. There are also a number of static displays that show the history of the area, and the various explorers that crisscrossed the area. Continuing to drive from Danforth towards Orient, there will be a second viewpoint (and a place to park) showing the view to the East - since Hwy 1 parallels the US - Canadian border, the view to the East covers the Grand Lake and East Grand Lake that sits astride the border between these two great nations. We were told about the view as being worth the trip. On a free Saturday (with good weather) we decided to check it out. All I can say is that it was worth the drive to see it.See more..
5.0Quakers Ridge Road(1 review) - Beautiful view Scenic Drives Great for a picnic or flying a kite Great views and short hikes Anice Sunday drive for a family setting in nature See more..
