Call me a forever procrastinator; a professional of the trade. So who would be surprised that I…read moreneed a gift for the birthday boy. Oh! And his birthday was THAT EVENING. After having rented from Paddle Maine 2 summers ago (which p.s their rental process is seamless, simple, well organized and inclusive-ie-they knew we would need paddles and PFD's too) my certain someone couldn't stop talking about how much fun he had. But the price of paddle boards, like all sports equipment, can start moderately high and quickly skyrocket. Back to the point...I needed a gift, I wanted it to be a great surprise. I stopped in to paddle Maine on a whim and I am so happy I did. I asked tentatively about this board we rented (thinking perhaps id get him a gift certificate). The man there was responsive, knowledgable and joy of joys suggested perhaps I'd like to buy an old rental. Yes! So he called their sister store (Seaspray) and had the two best boards pulled out for me. Before I left, he recommended a paddle (and appreciated my ability to pay a minimal price). Off I went. The boards were out front and waiting for me to choose. The young man there showed me how to change the fin and arranged for me to get it home (cause VW beetles don't exactly accommodate an 11' board on a whim!). They cleaned it up, gave it a good scrub and off I ran to figure out how one hides away an 11' long gift. Truly, they care about their product. They're friendly and happy to help. They're not judging the marginally informed nor the people in lower price brackets. If you want to rent an easy beginner board, but a fancy pro fiberglass board, need a new leash, wetsuit or wet bag...stop in to Paddle Maine or Sea Spray. You won't be disappointed.

Everything about this experience was amazing!!! My first Escape Room experience couldn't have been…read morebetter. The staff is where it is at! Helpful, FUN, encouraging, the BEST! Had the pirate room and so much imagination was put into the props, the set, the clues. Highly recommend!!!

Amazing! The Escape Room Brunswick did the impossible! They ensured an escape room that challenged…read moreand engaged two 13 year olds and their parents. We had so much fun the kids wanted to stay and do another room. Booking was easy and communication was perfect. The space was clean and inviting (I've become a bit more germ sensitive since COVID and had no issues). A perfect place to make good memories! Thank you to the staff who couldn't have been nicer.

We loved the Uncle Ned's Cabin room. It was such a fun theme with lots of creative puzzles and…read moreamazing dynamics. We'll definitely be back to do another one.

Wasn't sure if I was going to like my first escape room experience but was pleasantly surprised. It…read morewas a fun and challenging figuring out the puzzles and trying to make our way through. We got out with .7 seconds to spare. Would like to try the other rooms as well.

We LOVED our time here! We had three small children with us and did not anticipate just how much…read morethere actually was to do here! We could have easily spent an entire day here-- and we plan to return in the future and do just that since we don't feel we were able to stay as long as we originally wanted to! I was told there are loads of plans underway to keep growing the fun as well! Something to watch!! :)

A putt putt golf course with a bit of unique history. I have been here every summer when I come up…read moreto visit Maine. The price is reasonable and all of the holes are fun. They provide clubs in all sizes and there are lots of parking spaces.

We made a short stop to view this garden finding it quiet, tranquil and less than impressive though…read moreobviously your mileage may and very likely will vary.

Really pretty, I love coming here. It's nice all year round and even has a Geocache in it.read more

This cute little walking path meanders next to the Androscoggin river and over the Swinging bridge…read more I love walking this when looking for a short peaceful walk. I can go down to the mini beach to see the ducks, walk over the swinging bridge, grab a coffee from one of the local cafes on Maine street or Union street, and even lengthen my walk onto the Androscoggin Pedestrian and Bike Path to make for a 9 mile plus walk round trip if I want. Be aware though,there are three roads to cross to get to the other pathway, all have crosswalks, one which has a flashing light for pedestrians. Taken from their website: When completed, the Androscoggin Brunswick-Topsham Riverwalk will be a year-round, in-town walking loop, 1.25 miles long. Fully-accessible paths, including sidewalks in the more urban portions of the route, will link the Frank J. Wood ("Green") Bridge to the historic Androscoggin Swinging Bridge along the Androscoggin River in both Brunswick and Topsham. Benches will be installed along the route, particularly at sites that provide spectacular views of the Androscoggin River and the neighborhoods adjacent to the river. There will be directional signage along the route and informational signage at points of natural, historic or other significance. As necessary, existing sidewalks will be extended or improved. New safety buffers will protect pedestrians and cyclists from vehicles in the more high-traffic sections of the Riverwalk. The Riverwalk is being implemented in phases. Initial components included the restoration of the Swinging Bridge and creating of a new pedestrian walkway on the Frank J. Wood Bridge as well as an extension to the Summer Street sidewalk in Topsham. In October 2012, the Mill Road section through the woods in Topsham was completed, linking the Swinging Bridge to the Summer Street sidewalk. Future phases include improvements along the busy Mill Street Route One connector in Brunswick and the Fort Andross area in Brunswick as well as a riverfront park at the Priority Business Center in Topsham.

The bridge slightly sways more then swings. It is a pretty sight to see. The walking trail however…read morewasn't as impressive as I thought it would be. I probably won't come back again even though it was nice to see the location for a short time.

Very underrated from the information we found online but we were in the area so decided to go. I'm…read moreso glad we did !! Beautiful walkway along the ocean, cliff top area. It's not a very long walk but we had kids with us and very easy for little legs.

If you are on Bailey Island I recommend a stop at Giant's Stairs Trail. There are directional…read moresigns to get you there once you are fairly close. I parked by the McIntosh Lot Preserve where there is a small parking area on the side of the road. Stay on the path and be respectful most of the area is private property. The rock formations are magnificent, i was in awe of what I saw. Pictures cannot do it justice.

This is a great FREE center for all local people to take advantage of…read more The track that circles the courts is 590 feet around (8 laps plus 580 feet is a mile). Please read the bulletin board since they rotate the direction of the track daily. There are two basketball courts with adjustable net heights that they will gladly lower if you ask nice and there are plenty of basketballs to use. One of the courts is also used for PIckleBall which they have leagues that you can join up if you call and pay their fee. There is also a section that is for stretching, small group aerobics, or any other small group class. In the lobby area there is a good amount of seats for people waiting for others to finish their run, basketball practice, or pickleball game. There is also vending machines for snacks and drinks. They have a good amount of stalls in the locker rooms and plenty of hooks and other cubbies to put stuff away. Please be aware of their schedule since they sometimes have basketball games in which they put bleachers on the track. You can access their current schedule on their website. Be aware that as of now they are closed 10:30-11:30 M-F for a preschool program. I love taking my friend's kid here to let him run around the track or play basketball with any other local kid his age that happens to be there. Such a blessing for the many cold months and rainy days.

Huge parking lot and free during the off season. Looked beautiful even on a crappy day! Ventured…read more here because I was staying close by in Phippsburg. Wish I had better weather but will definitely come back when I return in October!

We came in on a perfect day, mid week. Beautiful beach and not crowded, clean bathrooms and free…read moresunscreen. There's an entrance fee, $8 for adults and $4 for children, $2 seniors, non-residents. Just beware because cell signal was spotty on the beach and you have to go to the parking lot to get a decent cell service.

Genuinely hated this. 90% of the time. There was some cute little story posted along the easiest…read morepart of the trail. There was a place to build fairy houses. There was a good amount of signage. BUT My biggest issue was they split the difficulty into only 2 levels. Absolutely bullcrap. That was by far the most difficult trail I've ever done. There should've been at least 3-4 levels of difficulty. If I had know it was that intense, I never would've gone. While the amount of signage was good, it was too vague. I read that it's 2.2 miles, but based on the signage I believe it's about 2.5 miles. The wood plank bridges were unsettling as heck to cross. The tree roots are sticking out of the ground and they grew out weird directions so lots of places to trip. Lots of areas where I had to jump down and strategically plan my descent otherwise I would've broken an ankle for sure. This is NOT for beginners. Maybe not even intermediate I'd say. I'm not in the best shape, but I've always been able to do intermediate level trails. The scenery at the very top was absolutely not worth the hassle. Definitely have to be careful at the top because it's absolutely a hard drop off cliff with lots of pointy trees and rocks. I'm giving a 3 because even though I hated it, it's probably a good trail for advanced to expert hikers. I need you to tell me if it's going to be that intense BEFOREHAND

I am in love with this trail because they have a mobility accessible portion for those us with…read morelimited mobility to do disabilities or other health issues. I work with adults with disabilities, out in the community. So this is a very special spot to come for some fresh air and exercise! To make it even more special; every April they do a painted rock Easter Egg Hunt. You follow the trail, and find the eggs hidden in nature. Don't take them! Leave for others to see. Just take photos!