Enjoy Parisian food away from Paris in this small, unassuming town in Maine, home to overlooked American history, hiking, and beautiful New England scenery.
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Maine's oldest town predates the founding of the United States. This community, on the mouth of the Piscataqua River, has a rich history of shipbuilding.
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This 75-foot long suspension bridge in Maine is the shortest of its kind in America. Visit to check it out, enjoy the gorgeous views, and feel the wiggle!
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Snowshoeing is a popular alternative to more risky winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, and these five resorts offer some of the best trails to explore.
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Maine is known for its beautiful views, and this charming lake is no exception, providing incredible scenery and things to do outdoors all year long.
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This ski resort in Maine has it all with over 1,360 acres prime for winter outdoor activities. Skiing, shopping, dining, and even raving, are on the menu here.
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If you're looking for a museum trip that's a bit different, check out America's only cryptozoology museum located in a town you'll want to explore.
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You probably know that Maine is a great getaway for seafood lovers, but you may not know about this scenic spot that hosts mouth-watering clambakes.
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For those looking for a cozy coastal town that embraces its history and offers fun outdoor attractions, take a look at this under appreciated Maine treasure.
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Coastal Maine is full of gems, from Acadia National Park to this scenic underrated harbor town. It's got fewer crowds than Portland or Bar Harbor, too.
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For the ultimate New England escape that focuses on small-town charm and natural beauty, head to this lively and colorful gem in the heart of Maine.
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Maine's Acadia National Park is worth a visit for its breathtaking views and lush nature, but you should know how to beat the crowds before your trip.
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If you're road tripping through New England, there's one scenic loop you won't want to miss. Follow this national park road for stunning coastal views.
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Maine has no shortage of charming port towns, but this might be one of its best. This island getaway is home to a vibrant art scene and brims with beauty.
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This small Maine town has a charming atmosphere brimming with Victorian houses, local boutiques, and crafty arts shops, which is why it’s one of America’s best.
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For a quintessential Maine experience away from crowds, head to this secret island that has stunning coastal views, delicious seafood, and quaint lighthouses.
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Combining a beautiful beach with the history of two former forts, this Maine town is a coastal charmer, with historic lodgings and great restaurants, too.
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New England is known for having the best lobster in the country. But this coastal city is dishing up international cuisines, breakfast, brunch, beer, and more.
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For the ultimate Maine vacation, head to this underrated Mid-Coast town to experience a vibrant art scene, quaint downtown, and beautiful riverside views.
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It may not be a high-profile vacation destination, but this tiny town on the shores of Moosehead Lake makes it worth planning a trip to Maine.
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You can only get there by mail boat, and the year-round population is 54. But the scenery is beautiful, which is why it's a charming destination.
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When exploring the stunning state of Maine, the best time of year to visit will depend on your travel style and favorite activities.
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Samantha Brown knows a lot about New England cuisine, and one of her favorite spots is a delectable, no-frills Maine eatery that you won't want to miss.
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Tired of the crowded tourist scene of coastal Maine? Head to the cheaper alternative farther up north in Canada for scenic hikes and whale-watching.
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If you're looking for a great hiking location full of interesting wildlife to see, "the Grand Canyon of Maine" is the perfect spot to check out.
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This large island off the coast of Maine feels like Cyprus on the East Coast, but with lobster and great hiking instead of tropical waves and wine.
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In a coastal Maine beach town, mountains meet the Atlantic Ocean, and there's enough hiking, boating, and lobster rolls to keep the whole family busy.
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