Special Surfers
Catching waves and breaking down barriers in Kennebunk
Kennebunk
Capture
Everyday moments in Maine documented by those who live in and love our state
Paddle Boarding
Whether by river, lake, or sea, being atop a paddle board affords higher perspective (good for wildlife spotting) and also easy access in and out of the water (making cooling off easy). There are protected, calm harbors and inlets for
Kennebunk + Kennebunkport
It’s been four years since my last 48HRS in these seaside towns. That was pre-parenthood; this time my husband, Steve, and I will have our three-year-old daughter with us. I’m looking forward to some quality family time in a place
Sun, Sand, Sweat & Sky
Beach Boot Camp in the Kennebunks with Leslie Carroll-Fleming The sky is pale lavender, and the morning has not yet lost its chill. A layer of thin clouds sifts across the horizon, reflected in the crescent of ocean that curves
Sledding Spots
In the months that Maine is covered in white and landscapes are quiet and frozen, hillsides come to lifebusy with colorful sleds and kids bundled up in snowsuits. Sledding has been a winter cabin-fever cure for generations. From organized hills
The Kennebunks
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport are the towns I grew up in, where I biked, walked, skated, drove endless loops around the coastal roads, worked at over half a dozen restaurants, and where my wife and I were married. Im brimming with
Hikes Worth the Drive
Throughout Maine, trails are carved through woods and by waterways, giving hikers access to notches, remote lakes, and birds-eye views of the states wildest terrain. Fresh air to breathe in, sun on your skin, and the quiet peace of the
Conservation Land
Maine has over three million acres of conservation land. According to Dave Herring, executive director of Wolfes Neck Farm, the protected mountains, rivers, beaches, and islands are part of why we call Maine home. A lot of us are here
