Horseback riders, skiers, and snowboarders meet in Skowhegan each February for a skijoring spectacular you won’t want to miss.
Summer in Maine is as close to perfect as you can get. For those of us living here year-round, it’s a reward for the winter months we spent hunkering down inside, waking up extra early on dark mornings to shovel
Somewhere east of Moosehead Lake, where logging roads and hiking trails are the only routes, we find the glacier-remnant waterfalls and deep canyons of Gulf Hagas.
In Maine's most iconic wilderness, Mother Nature still rules
Splashing out with local sea kayakers, including ocean educator and adventurer Tom Bergh, founder of Maine Island Kayak Company
The year-round New England Outdoor Center is deep in the frozen white of February when we venture to the Katahdin region to rev up, ski, and ride through a couple days of snow play
Where over-20-foot tide changes are the daily ebb and flow, we go water watching and exploring around Lubec, Cobscook Bay State Park, and one of the country’s easternmost campsites
For two weeks at the end of each summer, Kingsley Pines in Raymond transforms into a family retreat, complete with traditional camp activities and lodge-side happy hours
The Junior Maine Guide Program teaches teens from camps across the state how to survive outside and become lifelong leaders
Hill climbing on two wheels—we go into the woods and up to the huts with local mountain bikers who know Carrabassett Valley well
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