What is there to do in Bangor Maine for a tourist in June.?

Answer 1

~~ I have been to Bangor, it is a rather nice place.
The main thing I remember about it is going to see Stephen King's home.
An assistant in a tourist shop gave us the address; it is not a city secret.
Being an avid fan, I thought that was cool.

~~ The following is from the city's web site:
The Bangor region is surrounded by some of the most spectacular destinations in America for camping, hiking, recreational boating and more.
The Bangor Parks and Recreation Department provides 30 parks and specialised facilities throughout the community.
Our 650-acre City Forest has over five miles of walking, biking and cross country trails.
Stroll along the Kenduskeag Stream or the Penobscot River.
~~There's golf, outdoor swimming pools, tennis.
All the usual sports are catered for.

The website has more information on Bangor:
Downtown
Convention and visitor's bureau link etc.
http://www.bangormaine.gov/vb_recreation.php

The following link has Bangor's point of interest, historical sites, restaurants, entertainment etc.
http://www.maineguide.com/bangor/

There seems to be plenty to do in Bangor and there is always the rugged shoreline not that far to the east.
That is a lovely drive, lighthouses to see.

Answer 2

In the Greater Bangor area, there are quite a few things you can do:

(1) Watch harness racing at Bass Park
(2) Play the slot machines at Hollywood Slots
(3) Visit the University of Maine Museum of Art
(4) Take a walk on the Orono Bog boardwalk at Bangor City Forest (It's an easy way to see virtually untouched Maine wildnerness without having to travel far or get your feet dirty)
(5) Visit the Hudson Museum at the University of Maine in Orono, which features American Indian artifacts
(6) Skip 50 miles along U.S. Route 1A and Maine Route 3 to Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park
(7) Check out Fort Knox in Prospect (about 20 miles south of Bangor)
(8) Attend Bridgefest festivities on June 23 in the Bucksport area for opening of the 420-foot observatory at the Penobscot Narrows Bridge in Prospect
(9) Attend musical concerts at the Paul Bunyan Park bandstand or on the Bangor waterfront
(10) Check out Stephen King's neighborhood (West Broadway)
(11) Walk around Mount Hope Cemetery, the nation's second-oldest garden cemetery
(12) Visit Leonard's Mills at the Maine Forest and Logging Museum on Maine Route 178 in nearby Bradley, a recreated lumber settlement that features Living History Days throughout the summer and fall
(13) Visit the Maine Discovery Children's Museum downtown; it's the largest children's museum north of Boston
(14) Visit the Cole Land Transportation Museum

To get an idea of the area, visit http://bangorinfo.com

Answer 3

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