Cruise around the quiet island roads, explore an abandoned summer colony, take in the many ocean vistas, and more.
Hike 12 miles of island trails, visit the island’s many studios and art galleries, view a 75-year-old shipwreck, and more.
When is an island not an island? Twice a day, in this quiet corner of Cobscook Bay.
Penobscot Bay's 700 Acre Island is ringed with outcrops of what may be New England's oldest rock.
The 26th annual festival debuts its stunning new $18 million venue.
Since an unexpected cable failure left Goat Island without electricity, its undaunted keepers are looking for ways to take the power back.
Explore an abandoned artillery bunker, see the world’s largest collection of umbrella covers, dine al fresco, and more.
Swim with a view, catch a dinghy race, quaff an island-brewed pint, and more.
On Little Cranberry Island, and in Maine’s other island and coastal communities, the nonprofit helps families diversify their income — and a secure fishing future.
Paddling to the newly renamed islands at the mouth of the Bagaduce River, one writer tugs on the frayed threads of Maine's Black history.
Cooking for hungry students and researchers in the ’70s, he learned to love seafood that other chefs ignored. Then, he kick-started a culinary revolution.
A persistent local legend surrounds Harpswell's Crow Island, favorite son Joshua Chamberlain, and the horse he rode in on.