Kennebunkport, Maine: Dolphin Tree Carving, Blowing Cave
Blowing Cave is a water spout attraction, where the waves at high tide roll into a rocky opening and shoot into the air. Nearby stands a small dolphin carved from a dead tree.
- Address:
- Ocean Ave., Kennebunkport, ME
- Directions:
- To get to Blowing Cave, go to "dock square" in Kennebunkport and take a right onto Ocean Ave. toward Walker's Point. Blowing Cave is at Sandy Cove, just east of Cape Arundel, around two miles from town.
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Dolphin Tree Carving, Blowing Cave It's different. A little moldy and green, but still a site.
[Howard, 12/04/2010]Along the roadside on route 35 going to Kennebunkport you will find a dolphin carved out of a tree. The tree was destroyed by the ice storm in '99. The owner of the property carved it, or had it carved and it adds a nice view while driving along the road from Kennebunkport.
Also, there is Blowing Cave, located near the Bush compound on Ocean Ave. in Kennebunkport.
[Linda Clark, 06/25/2000]Blowing Cave is a water spout attraction, where the waves at high tide roll into a rocky opening and shoot into the air.
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A little smaller than we hallucinated... wonder how that water spout action compares?