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Maine
0.5 mi
Distance
142 ft
Gain
14 min
Time
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Reversing Falls Trail
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Reversing Falls Trail in Maine offers a short point-to-point journey to witness a unique tidal phenomenon where river currents reverse with the ocean's tides. This half-mile walk provides an accessible way to experience Maine's dynamic coastal geology and observe the dramatic interplay between freshwater and saltwater forces. The trail is ideal for families and those seeking a quick nature outing with geological intrigue.
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