Not to be mistaken with the Nordic country, this Maine town is home to many local stores, quaint streets, old pines, and opportunities for lakeside adventures.
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Between Portland and Old Orchard Beach, visitors can find a Maine park that offers pebble beaches, calming waves, tide pools, trails, and severe rocky cliffs.
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A charming beach that stretches along one of Maine's most beautiful spans of coastline is a perfect destination to visit and come home with seashell souvenirs.
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Maine, called "Vacationland," is not only a great place to travel to but also an ideal retirement destination that offers generous tax breaks and other perks.
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Whether you're a fan of shopping sprees or outdoor adventures, this adorable town in Maine has you covered. Come explore this fascinating, scenic wonderland.
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It's easy to get lost in the wild beauty of Maine's waterways. Don't let yourself get too distracted, though. Some of those spots are swimming with snakes.
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This is one charming coastal Maine town that truly deserves a visit -- check out the beautiful seaside locale on your next New England trip!
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This cozy East Coast campground has cabins and space for tents and RVs, and it's just a few minutes' walk from a historic pier and seven-mile-long sandy beach.
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Venture up the New England coast and you'll find a pretty little shore town with history to explore and authentic local lobster rolls to eat when you're done.
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Grab your biggest tote bag and get ready to hit the farmers market, as this hidden gem nestled along Maine's eastern coast is ideal for a small town getaway.
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This Maine town is bursting with charming historical sites, including an old-fashioned railroad and a 1700s church, along with hiking trails and a cider house.
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Contrasting Maine's rugged coastline, this unsung state park boasts a smooth, sandy beach where you can have a serene swim, go kayaking, and find seashells.
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With its 19th-century downtown, riverside views, artistic flair, and one-of-a-kind shops, you'll be tempted to linger in Maine's underrated capital city.
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Bar Harbor is a great Maine locale to visit when exploring Acadia National Park, but this nearby town is just as beautiful without all the crowds!
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Located just across the Penobscot River from Bangor, this Maine town is a hidden gem that highlights breweries, hiking trails, and fascinating history.
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This Maine town is home to a winery that makes wine from grapes, an annual blueberry-themed festival, a Moxie history museum, cute restaurants, and much more.
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This park has excellent hiking through pine forests and along fog-shrouded cliffs, and offers the chance to spot rare plants, birds, and whales.
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Experience mountain hikes, summer swims, and impressive views at Maine's tallest waterfall that is a must-see on your New England adventure.
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Hidden away to the west of Acadia National Park, this state park in Maine offers panoramic views of Penobscot Bay without the hassle of crowds.
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This unspoiled Midcoast beach is only accessible on foot, but the hike is worth your time for quiet sands that stretch forever and tide pools for exploring.
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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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