You can't go wrong with a fishing village that boasts supreme lobster rolls and offers access to kayaking and galleries full of expertly painted art.
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One state imposed Prohibition about 80 years before alcohol was federally banned, but now, it's an East Coast Haven with a burgeoning, unique wine scene.
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Tromp through lush forest and sleep under twinkling stars at this national monument in Maine, boasting some of the darkest skies on the East Coast.
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Witness Maine's oldest lighthouse at this gorgeous beachfront park full of historic landmarks and hiking trails. Plus, find more fun at nearby attractions.
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Elevate your swimming hole experience by visiting this stunning waterfall paradise in Maine. Flanked by colorful rocks and trees, it's a sight to behold.
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This campground in Maine has everything a family could want for an outdoor getaway, from lakeside campsites and pools to mini golf, laser tag, and more.
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This Maine must-visit town is a great travel destination -- especially if you're in the mood for fresh seafood!
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If you're looking for an island getaway, the Pine Tree State is the place for you, but how to decide between the good and the great of Maine's islands?
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This small town in Maine is definitely a charming spot to check out, but you should be aware of these statistics before visiting.
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A forested trail will lead you to this stunning emerald pool fed by a waterfall for an idyllic dip in Maine. Here's everything you need to know for the journey.
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If stunning scenery is what draws you to a destination, this Maine town's fall foliage and breathtaking view from atop a nearby mountain is must-see stuff.
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Hikers will find some of the most challenging stretches of the famed Appalachian Trail within the pristine nature of this under-the-radar state park in Maine.
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If you want to try some of the best fresh lobster in New England, make sure to check out Maine's unofficial "lobster crawl" for scenic towns and great eats.
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There are many coastal towns to explore in Maine, but you can enjoy some fresh lobster, galleries, and waterfront walks in this historic city.
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Enjoy a secluded escape surrounded by pine trees and waterfront views at one of Maine’s most remote state parks with incredible camping opportunities.
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This beautiful town in New England is home to many beaches and historic lighthouses. It's also a great destination for visitors interested in naval history.
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If you're looking for fun in the sun, lots of beautiful views, and tons of outdoor recreation, you can't go wrong in New England's deepest lake in Maine.
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This scenic trails in Acadia National Park in Maine are off-limits to cars but are perfect for cyclists (as well as hikers and horse-drawn carriages).
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Filled with crystal clear water and surrounded by granite cliffs, this secluded quarry is the perfect retreat for a day of sunbathing and summer fun.
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You've never seen the Atlantic Ocean like this before! A unique viewing area in Acadia National Park allows you to get up close and personal with huge waves.
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The Northern Forest Canoe Trail offers miles and miles of adventure through the northeastern United States and part of Canada.
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A small town on the coast of Maine keeps the secret of an idyllic coastline, where sandy beaches cap off a quintessential New England retreat.
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Located in the most forested state in the country, this scenic road lives up to its name with breathtaking views you'll want to slow down for.
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A historical destination that earned the nickname "The Coney Island of Maine" is an island with idyllic scenery and a homey, smalltown feel.
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One of the only places visitors can see puffins in the United States is a tiny island off the coast of Maine where the birds flock in the thousands.
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The views from the top of this trail in Acadia National Park are breathtaking, but the journey to the top is too dangerous for the weak at heart.
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You may not realize that the White Mountains run into Maine, but they do. At this charming town, in particularly, there are some lovely things to see and do.
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