Harriman Point Preserve
Harriman Point Preserve is a scenic, natural area located in Brooklin, Maine. The preserve offers a peaceful outdoor environment likely suitable for dog walking and enjoying nature, although specific dog park amenities are not detailed.
Reviews
Beautiful place for some nature and ocean time. Go early before the parking lot fills up and there are lots of people. The main beach is beautiful and great for summer swimming. But go further and follow the trial to the point and explore the rocks and tidepools.
This is an absolutely fabulous place. The walk in from the parking area is through the best mossy forest I have seen. Bugs were not a problem in October. Sea views are stunning, with multiple beaches that make us want to return in the summer. The long walk in may keep the crowds down.
Amazing preserve. The beautifully mossy trail through the woods to get to the coastal loop is a joy to walk through.
The coastal loop is awesome – such great, unspoiled views, with interesting rocks and Islands. There is a great variety of native wildflowers along the trails – the diversity and density is impressive.
The parking area is sufficient and all trails and trailheads are well marked.
There were some mosquitoes and flies bothering us, even in early October.
Highly recommended.
Small parking lot leads to a path to a road to the ocean. Cost is s combination of rocks with rockweed and gravel beaches. Miles of walking of that’s what you want. Water is cold and salty.
About a two mile trail with stunning views at both low and high tide; definitely dress for the mosquitoes in June.