Head inland and discover Maine’s many freshwater lakes that are surrounded by trees and dotted with old-fashioned camps. Each body of water has its own appeal, with varied depth, remoteness, and boating and fishing opportunities, but all offer quiet respite … Continue reading
Dream. Achieve. Believe. Succeed. “Why is it good to think about our goals?” asks Olympic luge rider Julia Clukey. Sprawled across the floor of the brand new camp director’s cabin, 30 young women reflect on Clukey’s question. Many of them … Continue reading
Whatever your level of experience, fishing spots around the state offer the peace, quiet, and time in nature that those who love casting a line out on the water seek. 01 Sebago Lake | Cumberland County Maine’s deepest lake is … Continue reading
May 2015 By: Kelly Clinton Photography: Peter Frank Edwards Fred Michaud, scenic byways coordinator for the Maine Department of Transportation, explains to be called a byway, routes have to be scenic, of course, but also have to have cultural, … Continue reading
LOCATION-January 2013By Sandy LangPhotographs by Peter Frank Edwards Trying for smelt before the ice melts. Even in February, the ice conditions are iffy. Were driving through the Kennebec River towns north of Merrymeeting Bay, looking for fishing camps. Catching a … Continue reading
