When you're out in the wild, you probably don't expect to see anything that would be at home in a postmodern art exhibition. This island bucks that trend.
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To explore Maine and try its incredible fresh and tasty lobster, head to this city that is known as the lobster capital and is a village with harbor views.
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Head to Maine's "Bold Coast" to experience a quintessential quiet New England getaway with quiet beaches, cute shops and farms, and gorgeous scenery.
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Looking for outstanding fishing, hunting, and time spent on the water outdoors? Look no further than this small, underrated northern Maine community.
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This Maine town, named after a European capital, packs a punch with lively summer festivals, delicious local restaurants, and a nearby river for water sports.
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Road trips are a quintessential summer and fall experience in America and this one, that travels along coastal New England ending in Acadia is hard to beat.
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This little slice of northern New England shoreline is one of the only places in the U.S. to see the colorful birds in their natural nesting habitat.
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Set along three rivers, this Maine town is the perfect spot for a beach picnic, reeling in a big one, or a leisurely afternoon of paddling, the choice is yours.
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Outdoor adventures don't come much more invigorating than this fabulous campground in Maine, and it has the awards to go with its hiking and amenities.
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When you think of Maine you might think of snow and rustic winter getaways, but this small town shines during the warmer months, too.
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There are plenty of excellent spots to enjoy Maine's coast, but this quiet state park about an hour from Acadia offers a serene escape with lovely views.
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The New England region boasts a handful of castles and mansions with breathtaking architectural elements reminiscent of historic European landmarks.
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A secret island in Maine is home to renowned beaches, recreation, and the opportunity to see lots of wildlife, including puffins and whales.
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Visit the great, underrated destination that's the "definition of a Maine seacoast town" with excellent seafood and hundreds of islands to see.
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Head to the tourist capital of Maine for an affordable vacation destination with coastal adventures, delicious lobster, and Acadia National Park.
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Maine's island near Portland offers a secluded, family-friendly campground experience complete with dunes, rocky beaches, great biking, and woodland hikes.
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Tucked in northern Maine, this scenic spot offers swimming, trout fishing, hiking, and year-round adventures by a peaceful lake and forested trails.
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Maine's second largest city should be on your travel radar, with youthful college-town vibes, riverside boardwalks, and festivals for every season.
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For the perfect vacation spot that is big on scenery and sustainable living, head to this scenic peninsula town in Maine that also happens to have great pizza.
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This coastal city boasts a beautiful cobblestoned historic district, offering a wide range of dining, shopping, and waterfront activities to choose from.
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This coastal Maine city offers serene waterfront trails, a thriving art scene with multiple museums, historic theater, and exceptional seafood dining.
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Enjoy Maine’s pristine nature at the largest lake in the state, offering outdoor recreation opportunities and cute accommodations perfect for stargazing.
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If you're looking for a charming and luxurious way to visit Maine, this glamping-minded resort is a perfect place to check out.
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A historic and charming town in Maine sits within the "blueberry belt," home to a festival celebrating wild blueberries and plenty of recreation.
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The Pine Tree State is one of America's most rugged destinations, and these spots are your best bet for seeing animals in the wild in magical Maine.
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New England has tons of interesting architecture, but for something different, check out these spite houses — unique homes originally built to irritate.
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From whoopie pies to historic blacksmith shops, this cozy town in Maine offers year-round charm, outdoor adventures, and a strong community spirit.
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