Sebago, Maine

Things to Do in Sebago, Maine

• Sebago Lake State Park -
  Sebago Lake features Maine's second-largest lake. Eight-miles wide and 10-miles long, this lake offers 43 miles of water sports and recreation! During the summertime, the Songo River Queen Steamboat glides through the waters, taking passengers on a tour of the area. Rather have a closer experience? Canoe the river! The north shore offers sandy beaches, walking trails, picnic area, a playground and more.
• Golfing -
  Not too far from Sebago is Casco, a town which boasts a great area for golf-lovers! Point Sebago Golf Resort is known to be one of the finest golf courses in all of Maine. Surrounded by 500 acres of white birch trees, it's easy to get lost in the beauty of the area while enjoying the challenges of this par-72 course. Also check out Naples Golf & Country Club! Have the kids with you? Take them to Steamboat Landing Mini Golf in Naples and enjoy an afternoon playing in the shaded woodlands.
• Horseback Riding -
  You don't have to be an experienced rider to come out and enjoy Carousel Horse Farm! They offer guided trail rides at beginner and intermediate levels as well as sunset rides. There's also beach horseback riding sessions to gallop through the sand and enjoy the breeze. Coming during the fall? Take one of their horse-drawn carriage rides through Casco Village to see Parker Pond and learn more about the history of the area.
• Seaplane Tour -
  What better way to explore Maine than by air? With Naples Seaplane Adventures, you can experience an aerial view of Sebago Lake and the mountains beyond. They offer 25 or 50-mile rides and are perfect for a fall trip to see the foliage from above.
• Bald Mountain -
  In the mood for a little hiking? The Bald Mountain Trail is only a mile from the trail head to the summit and once you reach the top you can enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lakes.  Bring your camera! This is a popular spot to find deer and moose wandering the woods!
• Visit Portland -
  Portland often makes Best Places to Live lists because of its overflow of fantastic locally-sourced restaurants, award-winning breweries, ample greenery and thrilling outdoor adventures. The city is known for its sustainable urban planning and is constantly being recognized for their environmental feats. The city itself is great for bicycling and the nearby forests are ideal for hiking, fishing, kayaking and more! It's less than an hour away from Sebago!