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Wells Beach
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For an easy sandy entry, try Wells Beach. This intermediate dive offers a view of the typical critters found in this area: lobster, crab, and flounder. A dive flag is required in this area since boats are plentiful.
Directions: At about 4 miles North of Ogunquit on Route 1, turn right onto Mile Rd. Go about 1 mile to the end, where you will find parking. Park next to the benches, since that is the closest to the stairs to the beach.
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01/15/2008 Dana Kane (Avg: 3.80 Review) - This is a nice site to visit with non-diving friends. But there are not many divers that come here. As a matter of fact I am the only diver who has been seen here in a long time, so beach dwellers get very interested as to what I'm doing and what I've seen while under. I'm treated as a celebrity at times! If anyone has any site in this area they'd like to share, please let me know, as I'm a summer resident of this area. Thanks!
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| Parking
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GPS: ME0501
N43°18.1081'
W070°33.9918'
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During the tourist season, parking can be difficult. Get there early!
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| Trail Head
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Suit up at your car, as it is an easy hike down the stairs and over the few rocks at the base.
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| Overview
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This is low tide, so note the rocks in the middle of the beach should you enter at high tide.
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| entry
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GPS: ME0504
N43°18.1151'
W070°33.9321'
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The entry is easy. Take your time getting to depth, carry your flag, and be aware of any currents as you are descending.
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Last Verification: November, 2003
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