New England has the most expensive places to live in the United States, but some pockets are more affordable than most and come with benefits for retirees.
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With a wide range of ski resort choices, incredible festivals, and quintessential New England charm, it's no wonder this state ranks tops for a winter getaway.
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With a natural barrier keeping locals and tourists safe from fierce Atlantic waves, this small beach town is a haven of hideaways.
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Maine is a beautiful state with many natural wonders to enjoy, including this mountain with an easy trail perfect for anyone who loves views of New England.
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This island in Maine is an ideal place to go camping with scenic hiking trails, historic landmarks, and a fascinating history just waiting to be uncovered.
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You can celebrate the winter season all across the country at festivals that include holiday fun, ice sculpture contests, pub crawls, bonfires, and more.
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This town features an incredible holiday celebration, complete with Santa arriving on a lobster boat, parades, decorations, hot cocoa, and Christmas cheer.
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Dine on fresh lobster and other seafood dishes at this Maine seafood shack, which sits on the scenic waterfront right across from the state's biggest island.
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Several breathtaking U.S. monuments and wilderness areas may soon earn the coveted title of national park, joining America's most extraordinary protected lands.
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Maine has plenty of beaches to visit, but this beach is situated between two rivers and has an entire island you can walk to in low tide.
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An Airbnb property in Maine is a picturesque bayside cottage that offers a library in an old lobster boat, two bedrooms, and unbeatable coastal views.
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A cozy town in western Maine's Lakes and Mountains region offers visitors delightful shops, delicious food, and access to the White Mountains.
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New England is full of tucked-away, oceanside corners that simultaneously evoke a sense of peace and adventure. This small town in Maine is no exception.
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There's nothing quite like a small, historic town. For this location in Maine, that means excellent diners abound and plenty of exciting places to stay.
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Folks who love lobster and hiking should set their sights on a small town in Maine that boasts picturesque trails and multiple seafood restaurants.
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Just a 10-minute drive from Portland, this quirky seafood shack is a Maine institution serving affordable and tasty lobster, fish and chips, chowder, and more.
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Forbes highlighted only one American town this year on its list of most beautiful villages in the world, but it's a spot you shouldn't miss.
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Whether you want to reel in big ones on a fishing charter, spend a quiet afternoon kayaking, or browse local shops along the boardwalk, this Maine town has it.
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Very few things are scarier than stumbling across a venomous snake on your hike or outdoor stroll, so here are some places where you can avoid that feeling.
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Among New England's coastal towns, this Maine hideaway blends maritime history, local cuisine, and a small-town atmosphere, making it worthy of a visit.
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Head to this small Maine town in the foothills of Sugarloaf Mountain for a cozy getaway that offers cute inns and restaurants and year-round recreation.
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South of Portland, Maine, is a harborfront getaway promising fun for the whole family, from sandy beaches and historic lighthouses to gardens and boat tours.
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If you want Acadia without the crowds, check out this top-secret Maine island, where the hiking is excellent and the nature is nothing short of spectacular.
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The town known as the "Jewel of the Maine Coast" hosts impressive art galleries, restaurants serving delicious foods, and plenty of New England coastal charm.
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This lakeside town just outside Portland sits along the southern side of Maine's second largest lake, offering outdoor water activities throughout the seasons.
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Fresh seafood, craft breweries, international cuisine, and farm-to-table restaurants in one location? This street in Maine will give your taste buds a treat.
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On Maine's coast is a postcard-perfect haven with beautiful accommodations, a thriving lobster industry, and New England bliss around every corner.
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