Flour Power
From farm field to milestone to hot oven, we follow the wheat, rye, and oats to Maine Grans in Skowhegan–and sample some of the locally grown, organic grains that are changing the tastes and texture of Maine’s flour and bread.
48 Hours in Cape Elizabeth, South Portland + Scarborough
These three communities are best known for their beaches and lighthouses, but they’re also rich with art and antiques, incredible food, and plenty of dog-friendly activities.
All for the County
In Aroostook County, neighbors, farmers, and family are one and the same.
48 Hours in Brunswick + Bath
Brunswick and Bath provide a weekend escape filled with museums, galleries, and antiques.
48 Hours in Belgrade
The chain of seven lakes and ponds surrounding Belgrade is the area’s biggest draw, especially during the summer months, when the town’s population doubles with seasonal residents who have discovered its quiet beauty.
48 Hours in Augusta, Hallowell, and Gardiner
With the State House in Augusta, the quintessential New England community of Gardiner, and the nightlife in Hallowell, Maine’s capital region is a hub of activity perfect for a weekend getaway.
48 Hours on Mount Desert Island
Maine’s largest island and home to one of the most visited national parks, Mount Desert Island is a utopia for nature lovers, where the tallest mountain on the eastern seaboard rises up from a jagged coastline.
Beachside Nostalgia
The timeless appeal of a summer day at Old Orchard Beach
Waterbird Weekend
Wing-watching with the crowd of thousands who gather lakeside for an annual aviation spectacle around–and above–Moosehead Lake
Life on the Bay
In Penobscot Bay, photographer Peter Ralston captures the people who truly understand what it means to be a Mainer.