Sept. 2, 2026
215. Portland, Maine - Fog, lobster shacks, and maritime charm
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RSS Feed Join us on Travel Is Back episode 215 as we wander through fog-swept Portland, Maine, where maritime charm meets world-class seafood. We share neighborhood strolls, casual lobster shacks, and landmark lighthouse views, plus practical travel tips for first-timers. Highlights include Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth, the cobbled Old Port waterfront, iconic lobster shacks on Commercial Street and along the shore, Casco Bay ferries to nearby islands, and the Eastern Promenade for sunset views. Food lovers will find must-try lobster rolls, creamy New England clam chowder, and local craft breweries like Allagash; we also recommend Duckfat for fries and tasting rooms for afternoon hops. Travel tips cover the best seasons to visit (late spring to early fall for warmer weather and summer festivals), parking and walkability in Old Port, ferry schedules, and how to time a lighthouse visit for golden-hour photos. This episode was prepared with the assistance of AI tools, giving us more time to travel and bring you even more destinations. Tune in for a welcoming guide to Portland’s flavors, sights, and small-town sea air. Travel Is Back -- over 200 episodes covering destinations across America and beyond.
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I'm Johnny Mac, and travel is back. Today's episode is
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powered by AI. Hey, we made it to Portland, Maine.
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Step off the bus or out of your car, and
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you're right in a city that looks small on a
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map but feels busy in the best way. There's that
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deep breath of salt air, the gulls calling, and a
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working waterfront where real people are actually working. You can
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see it right away. On Commercial Street, the buildings are
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brick and the pavement's a little bumpy. And down the wharves,
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you'll catch the smell of bait and diesel and fresh fish.
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That's your first clue? You're not in a theme park?
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This is a port that ships and hauls and makes
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a living. Walk it, peek into Custom House Wharf where
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Harbor Fish Market sets out crates of whole fish and
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glistening fillets, and you'll watch somebody wheel a tub of
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lobsters like it's a Tuesday because it is. Start your
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day simple. Grab a coffee at Bard or swing by
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Standard Baking Company for a morning pastry that'll go fast
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if you sleep in. If you want to lean Maine
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right away, get a potato donut from the Holy Donut. Yes,
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they use mashed potatoes, and no, you won't taste anything weird.
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You just get a dense, fresh donut that keeps you
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full when the wind comes off the bay, then keep moving.
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The nicest trick in Portland is you can set your
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own walking tour without trying. Drift toward the ferry terminal.
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Don't buy a ticket yet, just clock where it is.
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You'll want that later. From there, angle east, follow the water,
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and you'll land on a path that swings you away
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from the business of the docks and out to the
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edge of the peninsula. The cobbles and wharves are behind you,
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and it's nothing but Casco Bay, islands on the horizon,
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and that huge sky that can flip from bright to
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fog in five minutes. The famous lighthouse is out there
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in the distance. You'll get your fill of it. Right now,
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just walk, feel the breeze, and watch the working tug
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shoulder by. It's worth climbing a hill before you get
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too settled. Head up to Munjoy Hill. It's a quick,
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honest uphill walk and a good way to understand the city.
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The neighborhood's a mix of old triple-deckers, tidy little yards,
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and a few new places that popped up because everyone
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discovered Portland at the same time. When you pop out
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at the Eastern Promenade, it's one of those views that
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makes you slow down. You've got Casco Bay spread in
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front of you with little green islands dotting the water
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like stepping stones. There's a big grassy slope where you
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can sit, throw down a blanket, and call it lunch.
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The Eastern Prom Trail runs along the edge. You can
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bike it, jog it, or just stroll and bench hop
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if you want your toes in the water. Drop to
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East End Beach. It's sandy enough to sit and skim stones,
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and it's calm. If you're the type who wants to
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get on the water, look for Portland Paddle by the
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beach in season. They'll set you up with a kayak
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or a paddleboard for an hour, and you can hug
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the shoreline or thread out toward the islands if conditions
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are right. It's not extreme. It's just a great way
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to stare at the city from the water and hear
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only your own paddle drip. Behind you, that funny little
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old rail line you crossed, that's the narrow gauge track.
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When they're running, you can ride a short train down
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the water's edge with kids grinning out the windows like
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it's 1910 again. If you like a climb and a view,
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the Portland Observatory sits up on Congress Street. It's the
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historic Maritime Signal Tower, and when it's open for tours,
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you can go up, get a look that's almost 360,
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and hear how captains once used it like a neighborly
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text chain. It's an easy way to make the city
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feel small and know how it all fits. Now drop
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back down the hill and point yourself at Washington Avenue
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and East Bayside. It used to be warehouses and garages
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with not much going on, and now it's where you
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go when you want an easy night that builds on
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its own. Start simple with a snack. Duck Fat's Fritz
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Shack sits here in season, and you can grab a
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cone of those twice-fried fries with a side of mayo
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you don't have to explain to anyone. Take them into
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the Oxbow Blending and Bottling Courtyard across the way, sit
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at a picnic table under bulb lights, and watch a
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half-dozen different conversations unfold around you. It's the kind of
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place where everyone's relaxed because they didn't have to dress
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up or fight a reservation system to get in. Turn
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a corner and you get oysters. The Shop by Island
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Creek lines them up on ice from all over the
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Maine coast. The trick here is to go mid-afternoon or
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early evening and just order a half-dozen with a squeeze
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of lemon and a beer. Oysters on the half-shell that
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taste like the cleanest seawater you ever had? That's your move.
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If you want a proper sit-down dinner, Izakaya Monado is
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small and friendly, and the plates are made to share.
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Don't overthink it. They'll walk you through the menu. Or
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go a little farther down to Terlingua if you feel
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like barbecue with some Tex-Mex heart and a cocktail that
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isn't sweet. The point of this neighborhood is you can
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float place to place, snack to snack. If beer's your thing,
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Rising Tide and Good Fire are right here. You can
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sip something hoppy, something malty, or ask for whatever's easy
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drinking and not 8%. If beer isn't your thing, the
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Urban Farm Fermentory does ciders, kombucha, and meads. Tasting a
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flight of four small pours of fermented tea doesn't sound
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like a night out until you do it. Then it
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absolutely does. The whole area is walkable, lit with string lights,
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and kind of perfect for evenings when you're not trying
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to chase down a famous place, just trying to have
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a good time and talk. Park once if you drove,
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or don't drive at all. Either way, you'll be glad
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you didn't lock yourself into one reservation across town and
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miss the serendipity of just wandering into what looks good.
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People talk about Portland as a food town, but it's
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also an easy art town. Give yourself a Congress Street afternoon.
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Start at Monument Square. It's that brick plaza in front
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of the big library with a monument in the middle
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and pigeons holding union meetings. There are used book carts
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some days and Longfellow Books just off the square is
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the kind of indie bookstore you duck into just for
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a second and walk out with something you'll read cover
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to cover on the ferry. Portland's Museum Row is right there, too.
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The Portland Museum of Art doesn't swallow your day, which
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I like. You can spend an hour or two, see
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work by Maine's painters and a few big names rolled through,
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and then you're back outside. If you land here the
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first Friday of the month, the galleries and studios on
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and off Congress open up in the evening. It's First
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Friday Art Walk. You just walk, poke into spaces, chat
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with artists, and maybe buy a small print that'll make
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you smile every time you look up over your desk.
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Keep walking up to Longfellow Square. It's named after Henry
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Wadsworth Longfellow, whose house sits a bit down the hill
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on Congress. The house shows up on city tour maps,
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but even if you don't go inside, the statue and
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the square give you a sense that, yep, real writers
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planted roots here way before social media. If you need
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a coffee, Tandem Coffee Plus Bakery in that old gas
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station building pours a mean cup and hands you a
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biscuit that flakes onto your shirt. That's how you know
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it's right. Around you, Mech A & D students are
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hauling portfolios and sketchbooks in the State Theater marquee. is
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throwing you bands you've definitely heard of. If you're in
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town on a show night and tickets are left, it's
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a great venue to see somebody you like without needing binoculars,
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slide over to Deering Oaks Park if it's a farmer's
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market day. In season, vendors line the paths with greens, bread, cheese,
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and berries, and you can buy your lunch right there
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and go sit by the duck pond. City life, but
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at about six miles per hour. At some point, that
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ferry you clocked earlier will start calling your name. Do
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a half day on Peaks Island. It's easy. Head to
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the Casco Bay Lines Terminal, Rates change, but it's pocket
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money compared to a tour boat. Check the board, pick
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a departure, and line up a little early if you
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want to sit outside. The crossing takes 20 minutes if
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you're not on a milk run. Sit on the open
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deck and watch the city slide away and the island
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step forward like you're walking through a beaded curtain. When
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you land, you've got a few choices. There are places
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by the dock that'll rent you bikes or a golf cart.
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If you're not up for pedaling, the golf cart is
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silly in the best way. If you are, that four-mile
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loop road is exactly the right size to feel like
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an adventure without feeling like a workout. Roll clockwise, the
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island changes as you go. Out by the south side,
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you'll find Sandy Beach tucked down a path. It's small,
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and you guessed it, sandy. People set up low-key, and
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the water will wake your feet up even in August.
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If you like a little history, fold it into your walk.
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Head inland to Battery Steel, a World War II-era fort
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mostly reclaimed by nature. Bring a flashlight or use your phone.
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You'll walk through old concrete corridors that swallow sound, then
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pop out on top with a view back over the
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trees to the water. On your loopback, stop at the
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little market near the ferry for an ice cream or
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a cold drink and sit on the seawall. There's really
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nothing you have to do here. You just slow down,
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make sure you know the return schedule. Boats run often enough,
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but it's nice to time it so you're heading back
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around golden hour with the city lighting up in front
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of you. On the return, the wind ramps up a notch.
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Zip your jacket. You'll wish you had one if you don't.
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If you've got a car or you like a longer walk,
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cross the Casco Bay Bridge to South Portland and take
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the Greenbelt Walkway. South Portland's not a suburb in the
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boring sense. It's more neighborhoods strung along the water with
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big views back to Portland. Bug Light Park sits on
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a point with a tiny white lighthouse at the end
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of a short walkway. It looks like a dollhouse compared
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to the famous one up the coast, but the look
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back across the harbor at the skyline is one of
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the best angles you can get. Keep going to Spring
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Point Ledge Light, where a big granite breakwater lets you
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walk out over the water itself. Step carefully. The gaps
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are real, and if the wind's up, you'll get a
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little spray. Right there, the stone walls and grass of
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Fort Preeble are half-hidden under the hill. It's an old fort,
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a little tumbled, but you can trace the edges with
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your eyes and picture the harbor guarded by cannons, then
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now by people walking dogs. Willard Beach sits right around
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the bend. It's a friendly neighborhood beach where dogs run
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at certain hours and families plop down with snacks, and
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it's not a scene. If you didn't eat on the
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Portland side, Scratch Baking Co. 's in Willard Square makes
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bagels that crunch outside and chew inside, and the smell
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will pull you in from half a block. They sell out.
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That's not a threat, it's just motivation to show up
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before noon. When you're done with all that walking, Red's
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Dairy Freeze on Cottage Road is a perfect soft-serve stop.
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It's the kind of place where the menu is basically
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your childhood. You get a cone, you stand in the
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lot with everyone else, and you're happy. If you loop
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back along the Greenbelt, give yourself a second at a
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bench to watch the freighters come and go. It's not complicated,
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it's just a good day. There's another cluster of good
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stuff out at Thompson's Point where an old rail yard
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sits by the Four River and somehow turned into a
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place locals actually use. If you've got kids in tow
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or you enjoy interactive spaces that aren't boring, even if
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you don't. The Children's Museum and Theater of Maine lives
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here now. It's bright and smart and hands-on. Outside, picnic
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tables spread out on the grass and food trucks show
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up when the weather's playing along. Bissell Brothers Brewery anchors
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one end with a big lively tasting room. You can
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grab a table. Sip something you like and look out
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at a strip of boardwalk and marsh that glows at sunset.
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Stroudwater Distillery is a few doors down if you're a
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whiskey person. In summer, they set up a stage and
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throw outdoor concerts that sell out but always look like
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the best backyard party in town. In winter, there's an
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ice rink that somehow turns this old industrial slice into
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a snow globe. If you're the sort who loves seeing
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where the beer stars came from, take a ride out
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to the industrial waste scene near where Allagash set up shop.
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that birthed a handful of breweries that punched above their weight.
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Allagash does tastings and tours you can often book in advance.
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The taproom's got a patio, and the servers actually seem
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happy to talk about what you're tasting without a lecture. Money-wise,
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you don't need to eat a tasting menu to taste Portland.
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Coffee and bakery in the morning, chowder and a sandwich
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for lunch, and one or two small plates for dinner
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gets you the spirit. Tip your servers, be patient with lines.
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The city runs on hospitality, and the pace is calm
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even when the sidewalks aren't. Bring comfortable shoes, bring a
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light pack, bring curiosity. Portland isn't here to impress you
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with one big thing. It's here to stack good, small,
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