Visitors to Ogunquit, Maine will find a summer resort town known simply as “Beautiful Place by the Sea,” the name given by the Abenaki Tribe. Ogunquit is nestled along granite cliffs and crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean, south of Portland. Visitors can begin their exploration with a walk along Marginal Way, a scenic path along the rugged cliff for 1 ¼ miles as it embraces the coast from Perkins Cove to Ogunquit Beach. The most photographed Perkins Cove features a manual draw-footbridge that spans the harbor entry. At Ogunquit Beach and its 3½ mile expanse of clean, powdery white sand, visitors will find a postcard picture at every turn. Additionally, from July to October the Qgunquit Museum of Art with ocean side view offers exhibitions, sculptures, scenic gardens and a trail that leads right down to where the rocky cliff meets the sea for the admission of $7.
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