The 5 Best Things to do in Owls Head, Mid Coast Maine

June 18, 2021 Stefan Strunk

Discover the best top things to do in Owls Head, United States including Spirit Soaring Glider Rides, Owls Head Transportation Museum, Birch Point Beach State Park, Owls Head Lighthouse, A Morning in Maine.

1. Spirit Soaring Glider Rides

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Spirit Soaring Glider Rides

Glider rides on the coast of Maine. Enjoy the scenery as you float over the shores of Penobscot Bay. We will find thermal lift, ridge lift and often circle with eagles and hawks. The glider, a self launch Grob 109, allows us to get to the lift and then have fun wherever we find it. Rides are for one person at a time so the experience is always catered to you. Mild or wild, your choice!

2. Owls Head Transportation Museum

117 Museum Street, Owls Head, ME 04854 +1 207-594-4418 [email protected] http://www.owlshead.com/
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Owls Head Transportation Museum

Featuring a world-class, operating collection of antique ground vehicles, engines and aircraft the Owls Head Transportation Museum is open seven days a week, year-round. Exhibits include "Faster: The Quest for Speed" featuring racing vehicles from some of New England's premiere collections.

Reviewed By KDM-Kathryn

Surrounding a replica of Orville and Wilbur Wright's biplane is a stunning array of automobiles through the ages, all impeccably maintained. Antique cars, motorbikes, gypsy wagon, fire truck and more. You will be amazed. People come from all over the country to visit the museum. There is always an event of some kind which draws a crowd. The old planes fly in good weather, and if you're lucky you may even get a chance to take a ride. I can't say enough about it. Thanks OHTM!

3. Birch Point Beach State Park

Owls Head, ME http://www.acadianationalpark.com/midcoast_attract
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Birch Point Beach State Park

Tour the Owls Head Lighthouse and Owls Head Transportation Museum.

Reviewed By 259LauraS - Bamako, Mali

This was the low-key, un-crowded beach we were looking for. Even on a warm saturday, there was plenty of room to spread out and be socially-distant. Kids loved the calm water and the sand. Adults enjoyed walking on the paths and climbing the rocks. We enjoyed lunch on picnic benches and everything was very clean and relaxing. Beautiful view.

4. Owls Head Lighthouse

44 05 33 N, 69 02 39 W Owls Head Light State Park, Owls Head, ME 04854 +1 207-594-4174 [email protected] http://www.lighthousefoundation.org/where-we-work/alf-interpretive-center/
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Owls Head Lighthouse

Take a stroll to one of Midcoast Maine’s most popular lighthouses..Owls Head Light, where from its lofty perch, the beauty of Penobscot Bay sparkles before you! Visit the 1854 Keeper’s Quarter’s Museum, which features exhibits on Owls Head Light, the Coast Guard’s modern lighthouse keeping role. Stop in the Gift Shop where you will find unique lighthouse and nautical gifts,books, clothing & more! Enjoy a climb up the lighthouse...tours offered Memorial Day to Columbus Day on Sat. & Sun. & Mon. afternoons. Tours are volunteer and weather dependent. Grounds are open 9am to sunset, year-round.

Reviewed By richinvermont - North Adams, United States

Stopped on our way home to Vermont, with our camper. Nice shore hike to the lighthouse. Excellent park to picnic in. Great views and very interesting place to visit. A must on a lighthouse tour

5. A Morning in Maine

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A Morning in Maine

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