Aerial - Reversing Falls Park - Pembroke Maine

PEMBROKE, Maine - A curious Hawk came out of nowhere at Reversing Falls Park (a municipal nature park) in Pembroke, Maine. Exploring in our Jeep Wrangler we followed the Leighton Point Road to Mahar Point. The falls are at the northern point of a narrows separating Dennys Bay from Cobscook Bay in far eastern Maine. We found deer, seals, hawks and much more on our day trip.
The narrows are subject to a reversal of current twice a day, due to the area's unusually high tides in the Bay of Fundy region. The park is also well suited for wildlife viewing as many migratory birds pass through this park.
The area in the park vicinity is also archaeologically sensitive, as the site of Native American settlements in the area's prehistory.

[@stevenroper3577]

Surprised there isn't more video of this reversing falls - it's really dramatic at it's peak flow from what I remember as a child, trying to sleep overnight against the roar.....

[@stephanieviolette593]

We just moved to Pembroke & have property on the Pennamaquan River. We are looking forward to warmer weather so we can see this phenomenon that resides practically in our back yard. Excellent footage - really enjoyed it. Beautiful.

[@alexandraduprey5266]

How was the summer?

[@Rick1dat]

That was nice thanks for showing us around. Looks like a nice trip if I don't get lost,lol.

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Thanks for the view and comment. Certainly worth checking out.

[@cathyporter7979]

My husband and I were there 35 years ago. It's a beautiful place.

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Cathy Porter, it’s a beautiful little piece of Maine. Glad we could share.

[@edwardpaegle229]

Very Nice Dan...And yeah I always had a hard time finding them as well..Thanks for the visit!

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

You're very welcome. Thanks for the view and comment.

[@amylynndutton1416]

My home ❤️ one of the most beautiful places on earth

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

It certainly is. Great spot to just hang out and enjoy nature.

[@leemccoubrey9345]

I have not been there in quite a while Dan thanks. When I lived in Maine I did take in Reversing Falls every summer, but it's the first time I have seen it from the air. I need to buy a drone very cool Thanks again great video.

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Thanks for the view and comment. Have a great day.

[@MississippiWildlife]

Beautiful ))

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Thanks Jeff. :)

[@MississippiWildlife]

***** Great footage )) Enjoy your vids :) Gotta fly my bird in the mornin :)

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

RantWithJeff Have fun and be safe. :)

[@PatrickBrochu6190]

This is awesome. I was there yesterday and wished I had a drone view. Now I got my wish!

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Glad I could help. It certainly is a beautiful spot to hang out and enjoy the great outdoors.

[@PatrickBrochu6190]

@@DanDaleyitpaystodream i visited the old school pizza bus the day before. What an awesome community.

[@leardvr]

I'm going here in July and spending the night before heading up to Quoddy to see the sunrise at the eastern most point on the mainland 48.

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Piggy and Bunny Enjoy the adventure and beautiful Downeast Maine.

[@MrBogart2010]

My GGGG Grandfather William Clark and his brother-in-law Robert Wilson drowned in the falls in 1782 when their boat capsized while taking a load of hay through there from the Edmunds meadows.

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

Thats an amazing bit of your family history. Clarks, Wilsons, and Cox still are still common "old" names of this area. Thanks for the view and comment.

[@Baskahegan]

​@@DanDaleyitpaystodream my 5th ggrandfather was that Robt Wilson. He and Clark and a man named Ricker 'settled' Campobello, and Clark, Wilson, and a fellow named Leighton sometime thereafter began logging over by Reversing Falls

[@noahsposato4168]

I live in Maine how far is that from Richmond

[@DanDaleyitpaystodream]

3 h 30 min (202.4 mi) via I-95 N and State Rte 9 E en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversing_Falls_Park