Farmed Scallops Take Root in Maine’s Waters
Budding line-grown scallop operations are adding diversity and opportunity to the state’s fishing industry.
Portland in 48 Hours
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.
Four Cold-Weather Destinations in Maine to Visit This Winter
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.
An Adaptive Sports Program Makes Skiing Accessible to All
Operating at Sugarloaf, Saddleback, and New Hermon Mountain, Horizons helps participants of all abilities to ski and feel welcome.
Why Mainers are Taking the Icy Plunge (and You Should, Too)
Cold-water swimmers around the state submerge throughout the year for exercise, socializing, and undeniable health benefits.
Portland’s Metamorphosis, One Picture at a Time
Mark Marchesi, who recently published the third book of his Greater Portland series, has been photographing the region for nearly two decades.
How to Toboggan Like a Mainer
Holly Anderson from the annual U.S. National Toboggan Championship in Camden shares how to fly down the chute.
Where to See Holiday Light Displays Around Maine
From driving tours to music-synced light displays to a classic lobster trap Christmas tree, these are some of the best and brightest holiday lights in the state.
Bethel in 48 Hours
Known best for its proximity to Sunday River, the historic and charming town of Bethel is filled with activities for an idyllic wintertime weekend.
Insider Tips for Visiting Waterville
Located on the Kennebec River, this central Maine city is undergoing a resurgence, thanks to downtown investments from Colby College, new businesses, and a strong arts community. Patricia King, vice president of local arts organization Waterville Creates, shares where she