The Narrows Trail, which may be hiked or biked, is a grassy old gravel road that leads under a quarter-mile from the trailhead to the screened-in Narrows Picnic Pavilion, and then just beyond to the shore of South Bay. The Narrows Picnic Pavilion offers a long view east across South Bay, with Red Point in the foreground and Scrub Island in the distance.
The 0.4-mile South Bay Loop Trail follows the shoreline from the Narrows Picnic Pavilion south to overlooks and water access. The trail then turns inland through a maple-spruce forest and old apple orchards, then meeting back up with the Narrows Trail near the trailhead.
South Bay Narrows is open dusk to dawn, from May to October. It is a part of Cobscook Shores, a system of fifteen waterfront parks that are privately owned and/or maintained by Cobscook Shores INC., a family funded Maine charitable foundation. The parklands offer public access and recreational use including walking, picnicking, hiking, biking, camping, and paddling in Cobscook Bay.
GUIDELINES
For additional information, visit the Cobscook Shores website, or contact:
Cobscook ShoresGo 5 miles west on ME-189, from it's intersection with Washington Street in Lubec, to it's intersection with Crows Neck Road on the right. Or, go 5.6 miles east on ME-189 from it's intersection with US-1 in Whiting, to Crows Neck Road on the left.
Head north on Crows Neck Road for 0.4 miles, then turn right on Lead Mine Road. Go 1.3 miles to the parking lot for the trailhead on the right.
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