48 Hours in Rockland, Port Clyde + Thomaston

May, 2018 | By: Kendra McDonald | Photography: Kendra McDonald

A city of about 7,300 with a thriving art scene, Rockland is also a jumping-off point for exploring neighboring midcoast towns and for ferries to Penobscot Bay islands.

Belgrade

48 Hours in Belgrade

Issue: September 2019 | By: Melissa Olander

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.

Kennebunkport | Kennebunk

48 Hours in Kennebunk + Kennebunkport

May, 2019 | By: Sarah Prak | Photography: Sarah Prak

The picturesque Kennebunks are filled with historic charm, fishing wharfs, unique boutiques, and some of the best restaurants in southern Maine, nestled together along the coastline

Bath | Phippsburg | Georgetown

48 Hours in Bath, Phippsburg + Georgetown

October, 2018 | By: Blair Best | Photography: Blair Best

With Bath’s seaside-town charm, Phippsburg’s natural beauty, and Georgetown’s working waterfront, this coastal region lets visitors enjoy a true Maine lifestyle.

Portland

48 Hours in Portland

January, 2019 | By: Blair Best | Photography: Blair Best

In a city known nationally for its progressive food scene and Old Port charm, it’s the history and people that make Maine’s largest city truly one-of-a-kind.

Brunswick | Bath

48 Hours in Brunswick + Bath

Issue: September 2019 | By: Danielle Devine

Brunswick and Bath provide a weekend escape filled with museums, galleries, and antiques.

Damariscotta | Boothbay | Wiscasset

Boothbay, Wiscasset + Damariscotta

July, 2017 | By: Kevin Thomas and Lisa Belisle

…white with a red roof, surrounded by a carefully maintained lawn. It reopened in December 2016 after an extensive renovation. Well-known local hotelier Scott Larson and Steve Malcom, owner of… Continue reading →

Stonington | Deer Isle

48 Hours in Stonington + Deer Isle

Issue: October 2019 | By: Blair Best

This pair of Hancock County towns offers a quaint coastal retreat with plenty of hiking trails, public preserves, and beaches to explore, plus a vibrant art scene.

Greenville

48 Hours in Greenville

April, 2019 | By: Shelbi Wassick

This community-minded town at the edge of Maine’s largest lake serves as the gateway to the Moosehead Lake region, providing numerous outdoor recreation activities throughout the year.

Topside Inn

…hotel operates seasonally, from early May through late October, and New England hospitality abounds: You’ll sleep on high quality sheets under fluffy duvets, enjoy complimentary in-room coffee service and afternoon… Continue reading →

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