Coos Canyon

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Coos Canyon is a scenic gorge and popular roadside attraction on the Swift River in western Maine, known for its waterfalls, swimming holes, and recreational gold panning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
roadside attraction
tourist attraction
accessibleVia Maine State Route 17 NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
geologicalType bedrock gorge
hasActivity cliff jumping
gold panning
rock scrambling
sightseeing
swimming
wading
hasFacility nearby campground
nearby general store
picnic area
roadside parking area
hasFeature pools
rocky gorge walls
swimming holes
waterfalls
hasMineral placer gold
hasRisk slippery rocks
strong currents
variable water levels
hasView Swift River cascades
forested river valley
isFreeToAccess yes
isPopularWith amateur prospectors
local residents
rock hounds
tourists
knownFor fall foliage viewing
photography
picnicking
recreational gold panning
scenic views
swimming
locatedIn Oxford County, Maine NERFINISHED
Swift River NERFINISHED
western Maine
near Byron, Maine NERFINISHED
partOf Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway NERFINISHED
region New England NERFINISHED
rockType metamorphic rock
touristSeason early fall
summer
watercourse Swift River NERFINISHED

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Byron, Maine locatedNear Coos Canyon
Byron, Maine hasTouristAttraction Coos Canyon