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Turn on toggles below to show activities around the map and click the map markers to learn about a location's amenities, accessibility, and more.

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This map is a work in progress! It is based on Great Bay 2030’s Coastal Access Recreation Map and the New Hampshire Access Sites to Public Waters data layer on NH Granit. Questions and suggestions welcome at info@7Rivers2Coast.org.
Several Great Bay 2030 partners offer similar GIS-based resources to explore our shared waters and the region.

There's an Adventure for everyone along New Hampshire's tidal coastline.

This map can help you find the one that's right for you. If you have questions about this map or would like to get a printed version, contact the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.

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Fort Foster Park

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76 Pocahontas Rd, Kittery, ME

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The Promoting Outdoor Play tool can help you connect to the many outdoor recreation opportunities in our region, including playgrounds, trails, parks, and sledding hills.
The Public Beaches and Coastal Access Sites viewer provides photos and additional information about coastal access sites.
The Dog Friendly Beaches in New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts storymap explains when and where you can walk your dog and provides tips for reducing your pet’s impact on local wildlife.
The Trail Finder is a free online tool that serves up trail information, maps, and GPS data for trails in New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Healthy Swimming Mapper publishes current advisories and alerts for fecal bacteria or cyanobacteria during the swim season.
The Fishing and Boating Access Sites on Public Waters viewer is a tool to explore boating and fishing on New Hampshire’s lakes, rivers, and tidal waters.
The New Hampshire Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Digests provide terrific information about specific fishing access sites.
The NH Fish Stocking viewer explains when and where fish stocking happens so you can plan your fishing trips.

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