Great news for fans of Ogunquit’s Marginal Way! According to recent reports in Seacoast Online, our cherished walking path will be getting a significant facelift beginning this fall. This exciting development comes thanks to a combination of community support, The work of the Marginal Way Preservation Fund, and strong leadership from Ogunquit Town Manager Matthew Buttrick.
Well, folks, it’s official. The secret’s out! Our beloved town of Ogunquit, Maine has stolen the show and been crowned the #1 Vacation Destination in the World by Real Simple …
Just another day in Ogunquit. The headline: A large percentage of New England’s most talented plein air painters (along with an equally large group of passionate amateurs) descend on one …
The Marginal Way is a 1.25-mile long public footpath that runs directly along the rocky coastline of Ogunquit, Maine.
If you’ve spent any time in Ogunquit, or even appreciating the beauty of Ogunquit from afar, then there’s a good chance you’ve been exposed to the photography of David Sullivan.
Local photographer Eric J Taubert’s Ogunquit-based photo essay, “The Cure For Everything Is Salt Water“, was published in the Spring 2021 Issue of Maine Arts Journal – Union of Maine …
If you’ve ever walked the Marginal Way, Ogunquit’s scenic coastal cliff-walk, than you certainly understand what a unique treasure it represents to everyone who visits our beautiful place by the …
Just about every year, in Ogunquit, right near the end of October, we inevitably witness our first winterly storm of the year. Often there is high wind. Sometimes there are …
Approximately two weeks after opening Ogunquit, Maine’s beaches for “active use only” (walking, surfing, paddling, and fishing – but no sitting or sunbathing), the town Select Board has decided to …
Over 2 months after the town of Ogunquit, Maine closed the Marginal Way scenic cliff walk to protect residents and visitors from the spread of COVID-19, they have now decided …