Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary - Wildlife refuge in West Bath - 681 Fosters Point Rd, USA

Awesome place for some secluded walking and bird-watching! Almost 3 miles of trails, bringing you from forested wetlands to beautiful views of Back Cove. Wear proper footwear! And no dogs!

I was very impressed! The number of birds we saw within the parking lot area was great! When we ventured down the path, it was stunning! I would highly recommend this spot for hiking and bird watching! Absolutely beautiful!

Magical little hike. Coastal views, woods, field. High tide is best for views. Winter can be very icy (especially the first stairs down to the bridge), but very lovely with snow and highly recommended.

Wonderful wander through the woods to the shore. Over and over. The trail traces the outer edge of the property revealing the shore repeatedly. Wonderfully dog free.

Love the trails here! Will definitely visit again! Beautiful views! Cover yourself in "bug off spray" before entering, or a head net. Wonderful place to teach children about different trees, living things, and growth. Also, a beautiful place to relax in a calm and quiet environment.

Cute little trail! Very ethereal in some spots, like fairy land as my 10 y/o says. LOTS of cute little birds, many different species. Saw some dark eyed juncos, red winged black birds, seagulls, variety of ducks and some geese etc Itd be a great spot for a photo shoot! Lots of roots and quite muddy in some spots, but we didn't have a single tick! The bridge at the beginning had a great view and the smell of the salt was refreshing. We took our 1 y/o and she did great!

Went out geocaching on one of the warmer days recently, and I kind of underestimated how long the blue trail was. Luckily my 3yo is a trooper, and had a great time (the 1yo fell asleep on my back, lol). We didn't venture on the green trail, so I'm not sure what they were like, but the blue was quite rooty, so I highly suggest wearing strong-soled shoes. It's a beautiful spot, and I'm really looking forward to coming back (my only complaint is folks not following the "no dogs" rule...)

Another great public space owned by the Maine Audubon. Enjoyable easy trails through meadows and coastal evergreen forests, that overlook salt marshes and tidal mudflats. At the trailhead/parking area, there is a QR code at the information sign that can be scanned for use as a trail map. Be mindful of the shallow root systems and enjoy your time in this beautiful area!