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Kayaking on Spruce Creek - in Kittery Point ME Unrated - The Boston Kayaker does not have enough information or time to make a rating.   Put in at town dock on Bellamy   Lane in Kittery Point ME. Paddle east then north   under Route 103 bridge. Paddle up into Spruce   Creek and return. Estimated round trip   distance = 6+ miles   Alternate informal put in for   a one-way trip to town dock. Best to start paddle 1 to 2   hours before high tide. Paid parking on Pepperrell   Road for non-residents. Fort McClary   State Park   Disclaimer: It is your responsibility to determine the legality, suitability and safety of this route for yourself.

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Other resources: US Harbors: Porthsmouth NH Harbor Tides Number of original photos on this page : 9 All photos in this website are original and copyrighted. At the town dock at Bellamy Lane in Kittery Point ME. Pictures taken on a rainy June day in 2015. The parking area next to the boat ramp are for Kittery Point town residents only. The boat ramp into Piscataqua River on Bellamy Lane in Kittery Point. Just west of the town dock on Route 103 is the Fort McClary State Historic Site. At the Route 103 bridge over Spruce Creek in Kittery Maine. Looking north on Spruce Creek fromt he east side of the Route 103 bridge. Looking south on Spruce Creek from the east side of the Route 103 bridge. On the left half of the picture is Route 1 over Spruce Creek in Kittery, Maine. Notice the water flowing out of the culvert into the receding Spruce Creek below Route 1. In the foreground is also a doable informal put in to Spruce Creek for a one-way downstream trip to the town dock. Spruce Creek viewed from the informal put in at Route 1 in Kittery, ME.