Monhegan’s village takes charm to a new level and captures the pure essence of Maine’s ruggedness and natural beauty.
There are twelve miles of trails in total. They wind through magical pine forests and rocky cliffs on the island’s eastern shore.
Monhegan Island’s fairy houses are legendary. Tradition has it that fairies stop on Monhegan to rest their wings before heading to the mainland.
This lighthouse, built in 1824, features a stone tower and was the first colored light in Maine. You'll also see fantastic views from up here.
This iron structure, officially known as the D. T. Sheridan Shipwreck, is on the island’s southern tip near Lobster Cove.