Wolf Necks Woods Loop

Dogs Leashed

Features Fall Colors · Views

With abundant ocean views and interpretive signs along the trail, it's not hard to find the value in this hike.

Like most hikes in Maine, this one is no different in that it is absolutely stunning in the autumn when the leaves are turning. The vibrant trees on rocky cliffs above the vast ocean is a sight to behold.

Start at the Parking area taking Old Woods Road Trail briefly before taking a left on Harraseeket Trail. The trail meanders through the woods via occasionally steep and uneven terrain. Before long it reaches the west coast of the park and you'll have some nice views of the main land.

Follow Harraseeket Trail all the way back across the park to the opposite shore. Here you'll reach the juntion with Casco Bay Trail your first interpretive sign and stairs to access the tidal beach below. From here on you'll have various viewpoints, beach access and interpretive signs where you can learn about the park.

The rest of the hike is fairly level. Casco Bay Trail runs along the coastal the way to White Pines Trail. White Pines Trail is an accessible trail with with more interpretive signs. Follow it all the way to North Loop Trail which you'll take to round out your hike before heading back to the parking area.