Bethel Vacations

This riverside trail winds along the Androscoggin River, offering peaceful views and a covered bridge to explore. Enjoy seasonal landscapes while walking, biking, or cross-country skiing through Bethel's natural beauty.

East Royce Mountain rewards hikers with panoramic views across the White Mountains after a challenging forest ascent. Summit vistas of Maine wilderness make the steep, rocky climb worthwhile.

This dual-house museum preserves Maine's rural heritage through six galleries and nine period rooms. Explore the 1821 O'Neil Robinson House and 1813 Dr. Moses Mason House for a glimpse into New England's past.

This 3-mile loop trail rewards hikers with sweeping views of the Androscoggin River Valley from its North Ledges and South Cliffs. Visit in late July to enjoy wild blueberries while learning about local natural history.

This historic three-acre oval green anchors Bethel's community life with paths and a central fountain. Relax in the gazebo or enjoy a picnic among the perimeter trees while admiring surrounding architecture.

This 1813 historic home showcases early 19th-century life through period rooms and rare Rufus Porter School murals. Explore Bethel Hill village's oldest residence during summer afternoon tours.

This tranquil park features a pristine groundwater-fed pond perfect for family swimming. Enjoy the peaceful setting with picnic tables and changing facilities while crossing the small bridge over Chapman Brook.