Maine is known for it's rugged rocky coastline and not for its sandy beaches. However this small Beach at Ft. Williams Park, with smooth pebbles, lies in a little cove between the Portland Head Lighthouse and Fort Williams. It was a pleasant day in August when we were there, however, the water here never gets warm. Still we saw a few hardy people enjoying the beach, and some children were swimming.
For those who dare, the beach is open to the public year round. Winter swimming is not recommended since the water may be frozen.
Other recreational opportunities in the park include tennis courts, walking the rocks along the shore, picnic areas and open green space for throwing a frisbee, flying a kite or whatever.
Updated Jul 5, 2007
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Maine is known for it's rugged rocky coastline and not for its sandy beaches. However this small Beach at Ft. Williams Park, with smooth pebbles, lies in a...
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Cape Elizabeth, a small coastal community on Casco Bay at the entrance to Portland Harbor, is a suburb of Maine's largest city, Portland. Cape Elizabeth is a historic town, famous for its lighthouses,...
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Cape Elizabeth Home to Portland Head Light!!

Well a visit to Maine really isn't complete unless you stop by Portland Head Light!! It is the oldest Light House in Maine!! And one of most picturesque!!
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I was inspired to visit the Portland Head Light after seeing Stephen-KarenConn's page on it and seeing their postcard perfect pictures of this lovely lighthouse. On our first visit to Cape Elizabeth,...
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"The Lighthouse" "The rocky ledge runs far out into the sea And on its outer point, some miles away, The lighthouse lifts its massive masonry, A pillar of fire by night, of cloud by day." ------...
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THE CAPE ELIZABETH LIGHTHOUSE IN MAINE

THIS WAS THE SCENE when we arrived at Cape Elizabeth just a week or so after 9/11. It was sad then and it still is now, as I write this in 2009.
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