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.
While the midcoast region has long been a quintessential Maine tourist destination, in recent years these towns have become decidedly hipper, thanks to new boutiques, galleries, and eclectic, creative dining and drink options.
Maine photographer Gabe Bornstein captures calm, colorful portraits of fishing boats in Saco Bay.
While these southern Maine towns have long offered plenty of boutiques and coastal beauty, they’re now home to a growing number of sophisticated food and drink options.
A photo-a-day project by photographer Ian Maclellan captures the nostalgic essence of a Vacationland summer on his family’s annual trips to Georgetown.
In the decade since Roxi Suger moved to Biddeford, the city at the mouth of the Saco River has gone through a renaissance. Renovated former textile mills are now home to apartments, breweries, distilleries, and even new manufacturing operations, like
The two-woman team behind Twisted Sprocket Studio finds beauty in mud racing.
With a thriving food scene, walkable neighborhoods built for exploring, and plentiful water views, Maine’s biggest city has much to offer the weekend traveler.
Budding line-grown scallop operations are adding diversity and opportunity to the state’s fishing industry.
From a dip in a cliffside hot tub to dining with views of a snow-covered Katahdin, these experiences can only happen in wintertime in the Pine Tree state.
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