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Other State Parks in Maine
Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands
Search engine for descriptions and information about all Maine state parks. Visitors can use the Maine BPL search engine themselves, or simply click on the following park links (don't forget to click the "LEARN MORE" tab for more information about the park you are reviewing): Allagash Wilderness Waterway, Aroostook, Birch Point, Bradbury Mountain, Camden Hills, Cobscook Bay, Crescent Beach, Damariscotta Lake, Ferry Beach, Fort Point, Grafton Notch, Holbrook Island Sanctuary, Lake St. George, Lamoine, Lily Bay, Moose Point, Mt. Blue State Park, Peacock Beach, Peaks-Kenny, Popham Beach, Quoddy Head, Range Ponds, Rangeley Lake, Reid State Park, Roque Bluffs, Shackford Head, Sebago Lake, Swan Lake, Two Lights, Vaughan Woods, Warren Island, Wolfe's Neck Woods. Also included on the Maine BLP site is a search engine for public reserved lands: Bald Mountain, Bigelow Preserve, Chamberlain Lake, Cutler Coast, Dead River, Deboullie, Dodge Point, Donnell Pond, Duck Lake, Eagle Lake, Four Ponds, Gero Island, Great Heath, Holeb, Little Moose, Mackworth Island, Moosehead Lake, Nahmakanta, Pineland, Richardson, Rocky Lake, Round Pond, Scraggly Lake, Seboeis, Squapan, Telos and Wassataquoik.
Wildlife Refuges
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge
Located on 4,700 acres in Limestone, Maine (formerly part of the Loring Air Force Base). Diversity of wildlife species in an area of Maine where the landscape supports agricultural crops such as potatoes and broccoli.
Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness
12,000 acres encompassing both Caribou Mountain and Speckled Mountain. Steep terrain and multiple ridges and ledges amidst a northern hardwood forest. Many streams and ponds are in the area, plus a good many scenic (often steep) trails ranging up to 6 miles or so in length.