York’s Cliff Walk repair estimate skyrockets to $5.8 million

PORTLAND PRESS HERALD • August 28, 2026

Months after York voters approved funding to begin repairing the historic Cliff Walk, the Select Board learned this week that the full cost of restoring the seaside trail could be nearly six times the initial estimate. What would have been a $1 million project could now cost just over $5.8 million. Now, town leaders are assessing their options, including a potential partial repair.

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