A Paralympian from Maine Tells Her Story in a New Documentary Short by a Fellow Falmouth Native
The film about paracyclist Clara Brown, who is competing in the Tokyo Paralympic Games, shifts the narrative around impaired athletes.
The Best Winter Escape is on Skis and off the Grid
With miles of Nordic trails and backcountry huts only accessible by ski or snowshoe, Carter’s XC Center in Bethel is the perfect winter getaway.
Meet the World’s First Carbon-Neutral Fly-Fishing Guide
For Kittery-based Kyle Shaefer, protecting the environment is as important as catching fish.
Avoid the Crowds This Summer by Touring Acadia by Bike
From Bar Harbor to the carriage roads, Acadia National Park is best explored on two wheels.
Downeast’s Newest Waterfront Gem Opens to the Public
Cobscook Shores, a ten mile stretch of parklands from Whiting to Lubec created by a philanthropic foundation, aims to provide an alternative to Acadia National Park for adventures by land and sea.
When the Pandemic Hit, These Photographers Started Pedaling
When the Pandemic Hit, These Photographers Started Pedaling From Kittery to Lubec, two adventure photographers cycled the entire coast of Maine last summer. by Katherine EnglishmanPhotography by Chris Bennett, Chris Shane + Jamie Walter Issue: June 2021 “The sovereign freedom
The Great Lobster Roll Road Trip
Driving out for shore dinners on the midcoast, we’re on a quest for takeout fare while the weather’s fine. Our destination: dock and dine.
How to Save a Maine Pond
A conservation group and like-minded residents banded together to protect Shiloh Pond in Kingfield.
The Maine Man Capturing the World’s Oceans
The Maine Man Capturing the World’s Oceans National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry’s home may be in York, but he lives his life under the sea. By Anna FiorentinoPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: May 2021 There must have been 50 of
The Women of Maine’s Whitewater
The Women of Maine’s Whitewater These paddlers are making the state’s waterways a place for everyone. By Jenny O’ConnellPhotography by Andy Gagne Issue: May 2021 If we forgot the name of a rapid, we had to swim it. We carried