Over the last several years there has been an enormous surge in the recreational use of the Maine outdoors, from the rocky coast to the big woods to t[read more]

Maine’s Rangeley Lakes Region includes more than the 10-square-mile lake itself, extending to five other large lakes and hundreds of smaller lakes and[read more]

A trail winds through the woods, around clusters of swaying ferns and lichen-covered boulders. Golden mushrooms dot the mossy forest floor. And a brow[read more]

Miles of white sand, saltwater taffy, long estuaries to explore by kayak, one of Maine’s most iconic lighthouses – what’s not to love about that stret[read more]

It’s no secret that being out in nature calms us, but many of us spend hours indoors, staring at screens, away from natural light. While there is much[read more]

Learn the ropes of outdoor rock climbing and explore Maine's craggy beauty up close. The rugged beauty of Maine’s landscape offers a generous and div[read more]

It’s no secret that Maine provides ample opportunities for both tourists and locals to explore and embrace its resources. The state’s craft beer indus[read more]

Bird watching is a four-season event in Maine. In the spring, look for the colorful Warblers that come through at ponds and small lakes around Maine.[read more]

Practice Leave No Trace Principles to Preserve the Environment and Experience for All New to the Maine outdoors this summer? Don’t forget to pack the[read more]