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Walking along the Marginal Way is like braving a tightrope over the windy cliffs that border the Atlantic, but in the best and most beautiful way possible. Named for the literal margin of trail that is pressed between land and sea, Marginal Way features 1.25 miles of winding trail with stunning views overlooking the town of Ogunquit and the rollicking waves of the Atlantic. At one end of Marginal Way, visitors will find the three miles of sandy dunes that make up Ogunquit Beach, and at the other end is Perkins Cove, an adorable part of town with boutiques, restaurants, candy shops, and a working fishing dock. The walk is not particularly difficult, with a small bit of elevation change, and there are benches placed periodically along the way for those who need a rest or wish to stop and enjoy some of the many views.

Ogunquit, ME 03907

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