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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Maine has some beautiful scenic views that everyone should see, giving tourists a look at the Atlantic coast from the road or its beautiful hiking trails.
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Main is famous for the lighthouses that dot its rugged, picturesque coastline, the most popular of which sits on a cliff in this small town with fresh seafood.
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Portland isn't Maine's only place for culture, art, and cuisine. This charming, historic town just 50 miles away offers festivals, community, and fun.
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From coast to coast, America is packed with rivers ready for your next adrenaline rush. Here are the best whitewater spots beyond the Colorado.
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Most people traveling to Maine start out by landing in Portland, which contains a picturesque park with a beach and a multi-use trail that is a hidden gem.
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This rural retreat in the heart of Maine's great outdoors offers plenty of fishing and hunting adventures that come with scenic views and peace and quiet.
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Some retirees may prefer the city, but many others are looking for simpler lives and stunning scenery. Here's why these New England towns are best for retirees.
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Maine’s “big three” rivers — the Penobscot, the Kennebec, and the Dead rivers — offer unparalleled whitewater rafting experiences and fishing spots.
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Escape to Maine's coast and uncover a town with pristine beaches, a playful waterpark, and charming streets perfect for a relaxing seaside retreat.
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A small town in Maine has the most interesting attraction: the world's first giant blueberry-shaped shop and museum. Discover everything there is to do here.
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Escape to one of America's safest seaside destinations, where charming villages, golden beaches, and mouthwatering seafood await along a New England coastline.
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This Maine island requires a boat to get to, but you'll be rewarded with peaceful streets, luxury amenities, and exclusive beaches if you stay overnight.
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Nestled along Maine's coast, this charming seaside resort blends timeless New England style with modern luxury, landing on Travel + Leisure's 2025 It List.
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For a seaside getaway that feels truly authentic, head to the northern coastal reaches of Maine, where fresh seafood and rugged coastlines abound.
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Explore the quaint shops, wonderful restaurants, incredible coastal New England scenery, and two Maine rivers at this small town near the coast.
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Step into your very own storybook vacation when you visit this stunning Maine destination full of shoreside beauty, island vibes, and unique attractions.
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This spot in Maine is a seaside delight, with an iconic pier with restaurants and sea views, miles of sandy beach, and fun for the whole family.
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Discover the beer trail through Maine that takes participants through a gorgeous region filled with lakes and mountains to reach breweries and taverns
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Most states have their own sense of style, and Maine locals have an easy way of telling if someone is from out of town based on their fashion choices.
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The Maine Distillery trail runs up the coastline of the gorgeous, rocky state, perfect for any lovers of local craft — and people who love coastal Maine.
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