Harbor seals are often seen fishing the channel between East Point and adjacent Wood and Stage islands, both of which are also owned by Maine Audubon. For this reason, visitors to either island should remain below the high-tide line during the summer nesting season. A wooden boardwalk constructed because of the abundant poison ivy on Wood Island leads to a recently abandoned Coast Guard lighthouse. After 0.6 miles, turn left at the T intersection, then bear right through two forks to Lester B. Orcutt Boulevard, following it to the point. The gate entrance is on the left side.
Parking is permitted along the street.
Hunter Cove Sanctuary , Rangeley Hunter Cove Sanctuary, located on the shore of Rangeley Lake, is in the heart of the state's scenic western mountains region. The sanctuary is also a state game preserve, and signs of bear, moose, bobcat, deer, and coyote have been observed within its boundaries. From Rangeley village, follow Route 4 towards Oquossoc for 2.5 miles. Just before the Dodge Pond outlet take a left onto a dirt driveway and follow it to the parking area. A sanctuary sign can be seen from Route 4 on the left.