Maine’s southern coast offers the American summer vacation at its beach-blanket best. Grab a towel and come with us.
Travel & Outdoors
The survival of the iconic boat is a matter of Maine sporting heritage — and long family history.
Twenty-eight excursions all across the state, from classical concerts to mountain sunrises to roadside doughnuts, that add up to one fun-filled Maine summer.
Review our sailboat glossary to ensure you know your schooners from windjammers and sloops from your cutters.
Thanks to local land-preservation efforts, there’s no shortage of trails for hikers to enjoy in Camden and the surrounding area — including this inexhaustive list for all ability levels.
It’s not too early to start planning for the classic Maine rite of summer camp. Here are a few featured places to start the search.
Acadia's summertime splendor attracts millions of visitors, but in the depths of winter, the park takes on a different character: serene, austere, and magnificent.
This time of year, birds are easier to see on bare branches and you’ll have the run of some of the best viewing spots.
Ascending a vertical sheet of frozen water might look harrowing, but several Maine guiding services will help even total newbies learn the ropes.
Thanks to the ITS, it is now entirely feasible to hop on a sled in York County and wind up at the top of Aroostook County.
Lean in to winter and make the most of cold, dark days at one of these ice lounges.
We canvassed sledders across the state to point you to a few superb slopes, whether you’re chaperoning the kids or grandkids or sneaking in a few runs yourself.