Western Promenade is a beautiful and historic city park located in the west end of Portland. The park is well maintained and has spacious green lawns and plenty of walking paths that snake through the park. On clear days it also offers spectacular views of the distant New Hampshire White Mountains and the Fore river. The neighborhood surrounding the park, also known as the historic district, is worth a look at when in the area.
Spread over 239 acres of land, the Evergreen Cemetery is a cemetery in the style of a garden. Popular as one of the largest cemeteries of the state, this cemetery has a beautiful entrance, the greenary around makes one feel fresh. The surrounding is absolutely stunning ans peaceful. A great place for people to mourn over their loved ones and also a great place for an evening walk.
Fort Williams Park is today designated as a historic site and was once and active fort that defended the country, especially during the World War II. The fort was deactivated in June 1963, 64 years after it became the town's first military fort, and since then been bought by the town of Cape Elizabeth. The park is home to the iconic Portland Head Light, the state's oldest lighthouse and the Goddard Mansion. From the park, visitors can admire a panoramic scene encompassing the Ram Island Ledge Light and the Casco Bay islands. Picnic spots abound, and the pleasant summer weather makes this a great spot for family outings. Locals use the park for jogging, biking, and sports, and its an essential part of the city's outdoor life.
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