Rippleffect’s Toby Arnold empowers people to push past their limits through ice climbing and outdoor adventure.  By Jenny O’Connell // Photography by Andy Gagne Toby Arnold tops out on the first climb of the day at the Amphitheater in Grafton

The Longest Race in Maine A 250-mile dogsled race around northern Aroostook County tests the spirits and bodies of mushers and their dogs. by Paul Koenig Photography by Michael D. Wilson Issue: January/February 2021 A lead dog for Julie Albert,

A survival course at Maine Primitive Skills School reconnects us to the natural world in Maine’s wild woods. by Katy Kelleher // Photography by Michael D. Wilson Michael Douglas is the founder of Maine Primitive Skills School (MPSS). A former

When the World Came to Sugarloaf Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1971 World Cup with an exhibition at the Maine Ski and Snowboard Museum in Kingfield by Paul KoenigPhotography courtesy of the Maine Ski and Snowboard Museum Issue: November

A Rare Catch Flying into a North Woods pond for the chance to see—and catch—Maine’s most elusive fish by Darrell Hartman Photography by Aimee Bartee Issue: September 2020 Igor Sikorsky gives me a choice: Grateful Dead or Jimmy Buffett. This

Venture beyond the coastline to see Maine’s largest wildlife

Hiking Mount Katahdin alongside Appalachian Trail thru-hikers