Footbridge Beach, Coastal beach in York County, United States

Footbridge Beach is a sandy shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean in York County, featuring natural dunes and native coastal vegetation throughout the area. The wooden footbridge provides access across the marshy terrain to the main sandy expanse.

Footbridge Beach takes its name from the wooden footbridge that carries Ocean Street over the Ogunquit River tidal marsh to the sand. The crossing gives the beach its separate identity from Ogunquit's main beach to the south, and the bridge remains the pedestrian route most visitors use to reach the shore.

Footbridge Beach lies in Ogunquit, York County, Maine, about 700 km southwest of Washington, D.C. The local climate is hemiboreal: average temperatures run around 7 °C, August averages near 20 °C, and February lows can reach about −12 °C, with roughly 1,431 mm of precipitation a year.

Footbridge Beach sits about 700 km northeast of Washington, D.C., in York County, Maine, on the state's eastern seaboard. The local climate is hemiboreal: average temperatures run around 7 °C, August highs near 20 °C, and February lows near -12 °C, with roughly 1,431 mm of precipitation a year. Plan for cool water and changeable coastal weather.

Footbridge Beach lies in York County, Maine, about 700 km northeast of Washington, D.C., on the Atlantic coast. The area has a hemiboreal climate: average temperatures are around 7 °C, August averages about 20 °C, February about -12 °C, and annual precipitation is roughly 1,431 mm.