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Trail
Marginal Way
A paved 2 km path over the coastal rocks of Ogunquit, between the center and Perkins Cove, with benches, viewpoints, coves and a small lighthouse along the way.
Maine · the United States
Ogunquit
In the destination Portland and the coast of Maine.
In the photo: Ogunquit Beach
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The city
What to expect from Ogunquit.
Seaside village at the southern tip of Maine that became an artists’ colony in the late 19th century. Ogunquit Beach, with light sand, occupies a stretch of about 2.4 km between the ocean and the Ogunquit River. The Marginal Way, a paved path along the rocky coast, links the town center to Perkins Cove, with lobster fishing boats and a pedestrian drawbridge. The village has a summer theater and a museum of American art.
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The local experience
What to see in Ogunquit
Beach
Ogunquit Beach
Light-sand beach of about 2.4 km in a strip of dunes between the ocean and the Ogunquit River, with the ocean on one side and calm tidal waters on the other.
Harbour
Perkins Cove Drawbridge
Small fishing harbor of Ogunquit, with lobster boats, fisher cabins turned into shops and restaurants, and a wooden pedestrian drawbridge.