Things to see

Schoodic National Scenic Byway
Winter Harbor Village
A classic coastal Maine village with everything you need, including restaurants, groceries, local theater, historical museum, harbor, and even a 5&10. This is a good place to stock up on what you need before continue your journey to Acadia National Park's Schoodic Point Loop Road. Most visitor come by car, but you have options for biking, ferries and buses.

Village Sites and Interpretive Signs Click to enlarge
History and Architecture	Aerial View of Winter Harbor	Channing Chapel - Formerly a Unitarian Church Now serves as the Winter Harbor Public Library

Henry Cove

Locally known as "the flag pole", Henry Cove is the first thing you see driving into Winter Harbor. This is where you get a close look at the tidal flats and working fishermen of Winter Harbor. Now featuring a high-tide boat ramp, the "cleat", a locally carved granite sculpture, interpretive signs and an information kiosk.

Henry Cove Interpretive Signs and Sculptures Click to enlarge
Lobstering for a Living	Lighthouse	Granite Cleat With Tide Gauge (Photo:Copyright V. Kelly Bellis)

Special:In 1958 Ford Motor Company published a short article by Margaret Blaisdell with Artwork by Ed Turner. At the junction of Main Street and Route 186 in downtown Winter Harbor, you will be awed by the beauty of the working harbor before you. This area known as Henry's Cove contains a private marina.