easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly flat terrain with some natural uneven surfaces.
Explore tide pools, salt marshes, and local wildlife with expert naturalists at Odiorne Point State Park. End your adventure at the Seacoast Science Center museum to learn more about the Gulf of Maine ecosystem.
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Experience the wonders of Odiorne Point State Park this summer with our naturalist-led programs! Explore diverse habitats, from tide pools to salt marshes, and uncover the secrets of local wildlife. Conclude your adventure with a self-guided visit to the Seacoast Science Center, deepening your understanding of the Gulf of Maine.
Join us for a naturalist-led group programs this summer! Come explore the many habitats of Odiorne Point State Park to discover which animals live there, and what makes them able to survive in these ecosystems. From tide pools to forest, beaches to salt marshes, there is something sure to captivate your interest! Each program ends with a self-guided visit to Seacoast Science Center, where visitors can learn more about the Gulf of Maine and ways we can all become healthy ocean advocates! Advance the calendar to see more dates
Trails include rocky shorelines and muddy salt marshes, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Birdwatching is excellent in salt marsh areas, and binoculars enhance spotting local species.
Protect your skin while preserving tidal pool ecosystems by choosing environmentally friendly sunscreen.
Stay on marked paths and avoid disturbing tide pool creatures to keep the environment healthy.
The park contains archaeological remains that reflect centuries of Native American shellfish harvesting.
Seacoast Science Center actively promotes coastal habitat preservation through education and responsible visitor practices.
Protect your feet and maintain traction on rocky and wet surfaces.
Carry water, snacks, and extra layers hands-free during your walk.
Ideal for birdwatching and observing distant wildlife in salt marshes.
Stay hydrated during warmer visits, especially when out on the trails.
summer specific