Beloved by Artists
The Sunday River Covered Bridge While many of our modern bridges are architectural marvels of steel and sky, there is an undeniable charm to the traditional covered bridges of New England. In Newry stands a striking example of a
Bethel
Falling West
October driving and hiking, crunching through fall leaves and crisp apples in western Maine, we join the leaf peepers in Lovell, Bethel, and the White Mountains.
Specialty Markets
A-LIST – March 2014 By Katy Kelleher Eating well isn’t just about dining out. White tablecloths and hand-lettered menus all have their place, but there is something so special about sitting down to a lovingly prepared meal in the
Bethel
48HRS – January 2014 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Guest writer Jennifer Boles + Dr. Lisa Belisle, Host, Dr. Lisa Radio Hour + Podcast Jennifer Boles, Guest writer Winter weekends in the towns of Bethel
Sacred Spaces
A-LIST-January 2014 By Katy Kelleher We are lucky to live in Maine. This is a place where beauty runs free and wild, where the breathless awe of something larger, something grander, can be found on beaches and mountain tops,
Trek-Inspired Tour
LOCATION-September 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards Five wheel-spinning days on an across-Maine ride through towns and countryside not often on tourist routes The first questions come from the van driver from Schooner Bay Taxi as
Cross-country Skiing
A-LIST-March 2013 By Joe Hebert 01 Pineland Farms Outdoor Center New Gloucester pinelandfarms.org Pineland is a 5,000 acre farm, business campus, and recreational center. With a mission “to provide a productive and educational venue that enriches the community,” it’s
Bethel
48 HOURS-February 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Kevin Thomas + Heidi Kirn Heidi Kirn, Art Director Maine Home+Design Friday 3:00 p.m. heading northwest on Route 26 Maine State Route 26 was commissioned in 1925 and it
Swimming Holes
A-LIST-September 2012 By Joe Hebert 01 Lawson’s Quarry Vinalhaven This abandoned quarry turned swimming hole, located just north of the village, is the perfect place to cool off after a day of island exploration. The speckled granite, used to
