This small site has an excellent outlook — a popular harbor full of boats, lighthouses in the distance, and a few trails to explore the rugged coastline.
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This Maine city combines rivers for paddling, lakes for fishing and boating, and protected natural areas featuring trails through forests and wetlands.
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Though it's unmaintained and can be a bit treacherous to explore, this abandoned military fort in Maine is a truly unique spot to visit near Portland.
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These highly reviewed state parks in Maine offer campers convenient amenities, unforgettable scenery, access to trails and beaches, and other worthy perks.
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This east coast vacation haven, tucked outside a national park in Maine, has partially overturned a ban on large cruise ships as the town debates over tourism.
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Skip Maine's busiest national park for a quieter mountain escape with alpine hiking trails, cold clear swimming spots, and panoramic summit views.
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Just minutes from the Canadian border, this destination in Maine offers miles of hiking trails, stunning water views, and much smaller crowds than Acadia.
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You may be surprised that there's an abandoned military battery on an island in Maine, but that's just one of many surprising things about Peaks Island.
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Located on a small island off of Acadia, this restaurant requires a little work to get to — but adventure is half the fun, and the food is worth the trip.
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Weighing factors like weather, must-visit locales, contemporary culture, and cuisine, we determine which state best encapsulates the New England experience.
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If you’re looking to experience everything that Maine has to offer without the crowds, head to this quiet, scenic lake for fishing, swimming, and boating.
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With miles of rugged trails and acres of manicured gardens to explore, this botanical garden in Maine is a wonderful spot for an outdoor retreat.
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The state of Maine is mostly forest, and you can explore some of it in this state park. Plus, you can camp overnight and get out on the lake.
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Get the quintessential Maine experience at this park featuring the state's iconic rugged coastline, lighthouses, and access to prime fishing and hiking spots.
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Away from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
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For a peaceful getaway, pitch your tent or set up your RV on the shores of a gorgeous lake in Maine, surrounded by an idyllic forest landscape.
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Spot puffins, devour fresh lobster rolls, and trek over 12 miles of rugged trails on this island that's located 10 miles off the coast of Maine.
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With Cold War-era relics, wild, open spaces, and varied animal life, this spot is the perfect place for a summer hike or winter snowshoeing expedition.
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Lush pine forests surround a popular spot for paddling in Maine, so you can enjoy scenic landscapes both on the water and along the shore.
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The oldest hotel in Maine is a historic, quaint B&B on the coast, offering scenic waterfront views and access to a charming town.
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If you're looking to join other retirees in an idyllic location, this U.S. state in New England boasts the highest percentage of residents over 65.
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If you crave the succulent flavors of a classic New England lobster roll, you must check out this family-owned restaurant in Maine that offers a record breaker.
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Bald eagles are majestic, sensitive, and very elusive. If you're looking to spot a bald eagle in the wild, head to one of these U.S. national parks.
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Amderican diners are a comforting throwback that have been enjoyed for nearly a century. Here are the places serving the best eats across the United States.
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Who said camping can't be luxurious? All over the United States and Canada, you can find plenty of beautiful glamping resorts that offer mountain views.
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This Mount Desert spot is one of the oldest on the island, but it's recently been renovated and offers luxurious stays near the park with fabulous water views.
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Martha Stewart loves to spend downtime at her vacation home in Maine, and she always makes sure to take a walk on this trail in Acadia National Park.
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