8 Iconic Maine Places for Out-of-State Guests
Deepen your appreciation for the Pine Tree State by playing tourist for a day at these picture-perfect spots.
Five Maine Destinations to Experience Astounding Foliage
Whether you’re a hiker, a fisherman, or a village vacationer, here are the five spots to book this fall.
Want to Help Combat Climate Change? Eat More Oysters.
Oysters and their farmers are making a big splash in Maine’s waterways—and it’s all for the good.
The Best Maine Islands to Visit this Summer
There are approximately 4,600 isles off the coast of Maine, and an innumerable number dotting our nearly 6,000 lakes, so where to begin? To start, try these six.
Insider Tips for Visiting Norway
Due to its proximity to Pennesseewassee Lake and Maine’s western mountains, Norway has long been a stopover for both summer and winter excursions. At one point it was even known as the “Snowshoe Capital of the World.” We spoke with
St. John Valley, Aroostook County in 48 Hours
The County is a winter playground for ice-fishing, snowmobiling, and dogsledding, but Maine’s largest territory also has much to offer post-thaw.
The Retro-Cool Coastal Maine Inn to Visit This Summer
Tucked-away beaches, lawn games, and overlook trails on the shores of Eggemoggin Reach on the Blue Hill Peninsula are the realm of the historic Oakland House Seaside Inn and Cottages, now refreshed with new life and style.
48 Hours: The Ultimate Summer Guide
Summer in Maine comes once a year, so we rounded up our favorite destinations to take advantage of the season. Whether you’re seeking inspiration for a weeklong vacation or just something to do on a warm Saturday afternoon, this guide is for you. No matter where you want to visit in Maine—from island trips to oyster tours to art havens— we have you covered. The only question is, where will you go first?
A Damariscotta River Oyster Tour
The Damariscotta River is world-famous for its oysters, and there’s never been a better time to shuck and slurp your way through the region. Many of the river’s oyster farms provide tours of their growing operations, and some now have markets for taking their bivalves home with you as well as outdoor seating for on-site sampling.
A Day in the Sebago Lakes Region
Nirvana for freshwater enthusiasts, this is where vacationers mingle with locals all summer long. By day’s end almost every adult seems to have a sunburn on their neck and a beer in their hands. It’s a kids’ playground, too, of course, with numerous water sports available, from pontoon boat rentals and fully rigged fishing trips to simply jumping off a gigantic rock again and again…and again.