Winter Wonderland
Although extra planning and precautions are needed, winter hiking in Maine offers a unique outdoors experience.
Cozy resorts, romantic fireside getaways, snowmobiling, and more.
Although extra planning and precautions are needed, winter hiking in Maine offers a unique outdoors experience.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet getaway or planning your next family adventure, the opportunities in Maine to escape and explore, or relax and unwind, are endless. These local rental companies share their top listings for planning your next vacation,
These teams of sled dogs embody the “Dirigo” spirit as they take you for a wintry ride.
The cliffside trails of Quoddy Head State Park outshine the park’s distinctive landmark
Welcome to your classic Maine guide to afternoon fun outside: A lobster bake how-to, summer cocktail recipes, “red snappers” and other Maine must-haves, lawn games, and backyard camping. It’s high time for the berries and boats, cookouts and lazy days,
The most popular paddle sport is easy to learn if you know the skill and safety basics
While some popular state parks and beaches have been closed, there are no shortage of ways to explore Maine’s outdoors
A project that has become the talk of the northern Maine woods—a private multimillion-dollar investment to create miles of trails and deluxe warming huts on an over 4,300-acre tract along the East Branch of the Penobscot River— opened to the public last year.
Our comprehensive guide to the camps that make summers in Maine so memorable.
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