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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Paddle through a one-of-a-kind island adventure in Maine, where stunning cliffs, hidden caves, and incredible wildlife make for an unforgettable journey.
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For a sandy and sunny getaway, visit Maine’s friendliest town, home to 7 miles of shoreline, charming antique stores, and nature adventures just steps away.
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A small town in Maine is ideal for those seeking artistic energy and stunning natural landscapes. There are numerous art galleries, scenic hikes, and more.
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This charming Maine town offers easy access to Acadia National Park, plus bayside attractions, great restaurants, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature.
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Cozy diners and lakeside retreats await you in this town in the heart of Maine that offers great opportunities for recreation at all times of the year.
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Maine isn't known for its sandy beaches, but one stretch along the Maine coastline has exactly that: rocky shores with ample sand and chilly waters.
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If you're head to the Northeast, you'll likely want to swing by the stunning Acadia National Park. This nearby town makes for a great place stop along the way.
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Venturing to the edge of a continent is a worthy vacation in its own right, but this American town has a lot more to offer beyond its location.
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You don't have to leave the U.S. to see puffins in the wild. Head to this island in Maine to observe the black-and-white birds on an exciting boat tour.
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Road trip through seaside towns, enjoy stunning nature, and find hidden gems along this section of Maine's beautiful northeastern coastline.
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One of America's best road trips hugs Maine's coast, where mountain scenery on the horizon draws closer and disappears, replaced by ocean views.
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Set along the rocky coast of Maine is a quiet shoreside retreat that embodies the treasures of New England with fascinating history and beachy parks.
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Maine's coastal oyster trail is perfect for seafood lovers. With over 3,500 miles of coastline and 75 businesses to visit, a delicious and briny trip awaits!
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Samantha Brown has been visiting Maine her whole life, and there's one local restaurant that has remained a favorite for years (and it's not a seafood joint).
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Along the estuaries of Maine is an underrated town called "The Prettiest Village in Maine," filled to the brim with waterfront shops and lobster shacks.
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