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Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Kittery.
Portsmouth Harbor (New Castle) LightLighthouse2.5 mi from Kittery▾
First established in 1771, the earliest light station north of Boston in colonial America, serving briefly as a wartime lookout during the Revolution when its light went dark. The current 48-foot tower dates to 1878 and is cared for today by the American Lighthouse Foundation.
Cape Neddick LightLighthouse8.6 mi from Kittery▾
Better known as Nubble Light, this 1879 lighthouse sits on a small rocky island off York, Maine, and is among the most photographed lighthouses in the world. Supplies (and, according to local lore, the keeper's cat) once crossed to the island via an aerial tramway, and an image of the light was famously included on the Voyager spacecraft's Golden Record.
Ogunquit BeachBeach13.0 mi from Kittery▾
A three-mile white-sand beach in Ogunquit, Maine, whose Abenaki name means "beautiful place by the sea." Concerned residents secured the beach for permanent public ownership in 1923 through a special act of eminent domain, making it one of only two municipally owned beaches in the state by the late 1930s.
Hampton FallsWaterfall14.8 mi from Kittery▾
A small waterfall on the Taylor River that gave the town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, its name when it was incorporated in 1726. Today the falls amount to little more than the remnants of an old mill dam, and sit on private property behind a residence, out of public view.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Kittery.
Portsmouth Harbor (New Castle) LightLighthouse2.5 mi from Kittery▾
First established in 1771, the earliest light station north of Boston in colonial America, serving briefly as a wartime lookout during the Revolution when its light went dark. The current 48-foot tower dates to 1878 and is cared for today by the American Lighthouse Foundation.
Cape Neddick LightLighthouse8.6 mi from Kittery▾
Better known as Nubble Light, this 1879 lighthouse sits on a small rocky island off York, Maine, and is among the most photographed lighthouses in the world. Supplies (and, according to local lore, the keeper's cat) once crossed to the island via an aerial tramway, and an image of the light was famously included on the Voyager spacecraft's Golden Record.
Ogunquit BeachBeach13.0 mi from Kittery▾
A three-mile white-sand beach in Ogunquit, Maine, whose Abenaki name means "beautiful place by the sea." Concerned residents secured the beach for permanent public ownership in 1923 through a special act of eminent domain, making it one of only two municipally owned beaches in the state by the late 1930s.
Hampton FallsWaterfall14.8 mi from Kittery▾
A small waterfall on the Taylor River that gave the town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, its name when it was incorporated in 1726. Today the falls amount to little more than the remnants of an old mill dam, and sit on private property behind a residence, out of public view.
