Wolfe’s Neck State Park
\n<\/strong>Wolfe’s Neck State Park\u00a0 is more than\u00a0200 acres near Freeport. “The park contains varied ecosystems, including climax white pine and hemlock forests, a salt marsh estuary, and the rocky shorelines on Casco Bays and the Harraseeket River.”\u00a0 The park is known for its nesting ospreys.
\n<\/a>White Pines Trail is a 0.5 mile accessible loop trail along the shore.
\nThank you to Naomi King who wrote this report of her visit: ”\u00a0…White Pines Trail is along the shore, it is heavily wooded. It is electric wheelchair accessible. There are special picnic areas with picnic tables longer at one end to accommodate wheelchairs. The restrooms are truly accessible, even for a large power chair, though those with limited upper body mobility may want assistance with the screen door and the faucet. There is no accessible trail to the shore. However, the osprey nest observation site is on the accessible part of White Pines. There are more pieces of trail that might be suitable for easy walking but cannot accommodate a wheelchair. Entrance fee is $4\/person. Not much to see, but a nice place to plan a family or friend outing and to fit in some good osprey watching. Bring binoculars.”\u00a0 \u00a0Here is their website.<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0Trail map<\/a>. \u00a0Reviews from Trip Advisor<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0Phone 207-865-4465 \u00a0Brochure & Map<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n