A popular destination point for Maine residents and visitors alike, Two Lights State Park encompasses 41-acres of rocky headlands, with sweeping views of Casco Bay and the open Atlantic. The park offers picnic tables situated on the hills facing the ocean, giving visitors spectacular views of the ocean and of ships sailing into and out of Portland Harbor. The park's name originates from the twin lighthouses located nearby, outside the park at the end of Two Lights Road. Built in 1828, they were the first twin lighthouses on the coast of Maine, and while not open to the public, the eastern light is active and visible at sea. (Photo courtesy of Instagram user @collinsniderimagery, and Nick Bowie -No Umbrella Media)
