Horseback riders, skiers, and snowboarders meet in Skowhegan each February for a skijoring spectacular you won’t want to miss.
Reached only by boat, Islesford Dock is a scrappy outlier. Jutting over the salt water at the town landing on Little Cranberry Island, it’s a beacon for the sailboat crowd, and those of us tempted by seaside chowder and cocktails.
Grab the flannel and fishing poles—we're off for a north woods weekend at Libby Camps, granddaddy of sporting outposts.
The wind is blowing big, swirling flakes, and it feels like it's carrying us, too, right into Rockland.
Competition is fierce at the Winterkids Downhill 24—Especially for raising money.
Athletes test their skills and endurance in the Casco Bay Islands SwimRun.
Summertime is in full, bright swing along a deep harbor where old salts, young sailors, and world travelers gather—on boats, at the yacht club, and sometimes in a late-1800s inn with a cozy, fascinating pub.
Binoculars are up, and the count is on from the Schoodic Peninsula. With guides who know where to look, we're watching for birdlife-in the sky and on the sea.
Our comprehensive guide to the camps that make Summers in Maine so memorable. Find your Maine Camp at Mainecamps.org
An October hike yields 360-degree views, aching limbs, and a deeper connection to the land.
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