bridgton Bridgton is surrounded by lakes and rolling hills and is a haven for outdoor recreation. Long Lake, Highland Lake and Moose Pond are well known stops for boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and other water sports. You’ll find plenty of public beaches and public access to these Maine treasures. If hiking is your interest, take a jaunt to the top of Pleasant Mountain where you’ll get a choice view of the natural beauty of the surrounding area. You’ll enjoy a stroll downtown where you’ll find gift shops, antique and craft stores, restaurants and specialty shops. Walk through Pondicherry Park, a 66 acre nature preserve in the center of town. The wood chipped pathway leads you deep into the park where there are signs of beaver, deer, mink, woodpeckers, and spotted salamanders.
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Local Favorites: Art lovers will want to stop at Gallery302 featuring the works of 50+ artists. If you thought drive-ins were a thing of the past, you’ll be delighted to find Bridgton Twin Drive-In. Two screens (one PG and one R) with first run movies and a Retro Tuesday night for old favorites. Relive the 1950s! The Magic Lantern movie theater offers first run and oldie favorite flicks. Dine at the adjacent restaurant then take your seat in the upper level theater balcony where beer, wine and mixed drinks are served to adults 21+. Hidden Gem: Deertrees Theater and Cultural Center opened in 1936 and is constructed of rose hemlock in the Adirondack Style with hand carved fixtures and near perfect acoustics. Today it thrives as a 300 seat theater featuring plays, concerts, Broadway shows and one of a kind performances.
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