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ski_resort_observer · May 6, 2008, 8:07 AM

Get yourself the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer in addition to having a large list of hikes it contains topo maps of the entire state. Popham Beach is awesome. Less than an hour is Bradbury Mt and Wolfneck State Park. Bradbury is a couple of miles up the road from my place in Cumberland, not much of a mountain, takes about 10/15 min to hike it but has a pretty good view of the coastline. Wolfneck is on the coast in Freeport, like Popham, no elevation but really nice hiking. We always buy a family state park pass.

While there are not many lakes in Texas, Maine has a ton of lakes. My kids don't like the ocean so that's a good thing.

May 6, 2008, 8:07 AM	#7 (permalink)
ski_resort_observer top of Snow King, Wyoming Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Waitsfield,Vt Posts: 2,290	Get yourself the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer in addition to having a large list of hikes it contains topo maps of the entire state. Popham Beach is awesome. Less than an hour is Bradbury Mt and Wolfneck State Park. Bradbury is a couple of miles up the road from my place in Cumberland, not much of a mountain, takes about 10/15 min to hike it but has a pretty good view of the coastline. Wolfneck is on the coast in Freeport, like Popham, no elevation but really nice hiking. We always buy a family state park pass. While there are not many lakes in Texas, Maine has a ton of lakes. My kids don't like the ocean so that's a good thing. __________________ www.firstlightphotographics.com please do not take offense...just joking... Q: Is there more wrong with Powdr than just their spelling skills? Q: How does a ski instructor become a millionaire A: Start out as a billionaire Q: What do you call a skibum without a girlfriend? A:. Homeless Last edited by ski_resort_observer; May 6, 2008 at 8:24 AM.