Seaduck Point
Beals Island
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GUIDELINES
What You Need to Know
- No camping permitted
- No fires permitted
- Stay on established trails
- Foot traffic only (not suitable for wheeled vehicles)
- Carry out all trash (see details)
- Keep pets under control
- Respect privacy of preserve neighbors
WHY WE CARE
Explore, Discover, Protect
Hike the 1.5-mile roundtrip trail leading to Seaduck Point’s secluded sand and gravel beach. Once there, you’ll experience why we’re proud to protect this scenic landscape. From the shores of Western Bay, this preserve delivers sweeping views of Maine’s iconic coast, with waves pounding rocky headlands and offshore islands.
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How to Get There
To access the preserve, start in Jonesport and follow Bridge Street onto Beals Island. Bear left onto Bay View Drive. After 0.2 miles, turn right onto Elm Street, and immediately bear left onto Mill Pond Road. Continue past the school, turn left onto Bungalow Road in 0.3 miles, and stay left at the intersection onto Seaduck Road. Follow the road to the parking lot just before the gate (the road beyond is a private way).
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Click on trails and landmarks to learn more about what Seaduck Point has to offer.
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FIELD NOTES
Getting to Know Seaduck Point
The Path to Conservation
Formerly part of a larger 300+ acre property, Seaduck Point Preserve has been long in the making. The previous owners generously donated the property to MCHT in 2018, and the remaining portions were set aside for future development—including affordable housing.
STORIES FROM DOWNEAST
Deepening Our Connections to Nature and One Another
Our stories remind us why we commit ourselves to the work of conservation. Here in Maine, nature is still big and bold enough to remind us that we are part of it. We want to make sure this remains true.
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More Information on Seaduck Point
This preserve belongs to all of us; that’s why it’s important to leave as little trace as possible when you visit.
To do that, please:
- Carry out all trash
- Carry out all pet waste
- Carry out all human waste (including toilet paper)