Activity Maine Passport to Adventure - Activities Guide of Maine

- Why Winter is the Superior Hiking Season
  According to conventional wisdom, the best hiking season runs from May through the end of October. It’s warmer, visually spectacular, and attracts the[read more]
  The University of Maine at Farmington
  Thanks to its perfect location at the gateway to the best alpine skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic skiing in Maine, it’s not surprising the University [read more]
  From Tractors to Tracks: XC Skiing at Maine Farms
  For many folks, being outdoors is more of a lifestyle than simply a hobby. There is something sacred about embracing the elements, despite the season.[read more]
  Get Out and Climb This Winter!
  Mountain guide Jon Tierney believes that anyone who likes being outside in winter and has a reasonable degree of fitness can be successful climbing [read more]
  Bethel: Maine's Winter Playground
  Bethel is Maine's most beautiful mountain village. The centerpiece of winter sports in Bethel is Sunday River, with eight mountain peaks connected by[read more]
  Uncommon Accommodations
  Try winter under canvas in one of Maine's cozy yurt rentals. If you spend the colder months wistfully glancing at your camping gear and dreaming of n[read more]
  Back to the Backcountry
  Backcountry skiing has surged in popularity over the last few years. The pandemic likely had something to do with firing up this trend, as well as gen[read more]
  Escape to Moosehead!
  Majestic Moosehead Lake, with its 400 miles of undeveloped shoreline, surrounding mountain peaks and expansive views, provides an inspiring backdrop t[read more]
  University of Maine at Farmington: Dominating the Slopes
  Thanks to its perfect location at the gateway to the best alpine skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic skiing in Maine, it’s not surprising the University [read more]
- Play Outdoors on Maine's Southern Coast
  Surfboards, kayaks, and SUPs may be stored away until spring, but that doesn’t mean an end to outdoor sports on Maine’s southern coast. Snow and ice? [read more]
  Winter Arrives Way Down East
  When November's freezing nights arrive in the Machias region, folks crank up their woodstoves, and the smell of burning seasoned wood wafts along with[read more]
  Capturing Aurora: Coming to a Sky Near You!
  Northern lights are on the bucket list of many people to see and experience. Traveling to Alaska, Norway, Iceland, and other northern points are certa[read more]
  Rangeley: A Summer Paradise
  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]
  Hiking Opportunities Abound in Maine's 100-Mile Wilderness
  The 100-Mile Wilderness is the name given to the next-to-last section of the Appalachian Trail on its 2,192-mile route from Springer Mountain, Georgia[read more]
  Summer Fun on Maine's South Coast
  Miles of white sand, saltwater taffy, long estuaries to explore by kayak, and several iconic lighthouses – what’s not to love about this stretch of Ma[read more]
  Freshwater Fun on Maine Lakes
  Maine’s 228 miles of Atlantic shoreline, which expands to 3,500 miles if you count all of the bays, coves, and inlets, make it a paradise for water sp[read more]
  Tips on Ticks and Prevention
  Like so many people who live for the outdoors, I’ve spent much of my time in the woods and waters of Maine until, at age 26, an unexpected rash brough[read more]
  Safe and Responsible Use of the Maine Outdoors
  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]
- YIN YOGA: An essential Practice for Runners
  Yoga is a fantastic complement to running and is one of the best practices for our physical and emotional well being. Yin Yoga, specifically, is an id[read more]
  Dog Lover's Guide to Maine Slopes
  Text Anna Burke. More and more skiers head for the slopes these days with dogs in tow, leaving the rest of us wondering how they do it. Their secre[read more]
  The Winter 2015 Maine Brew Guide – Not your ordinary winter brews!
  Text Benjamin Moore. You may be surprised when I say Winter is my favorite time of the year. It's the season of warm layers, bountifully beautiful [read more]
  Snow Runner
  Text Leslie Dillon. New England winter is something that can only be understood by experiencing it. This, of course, was something I didn't know wh[read more]
  Try Fat Biking this Winter!
  If you don't want to put your bike away for the winter, try ripping up the snow on a fat bike! With 4-5 inch wide tires, more than twice as wide as th[read more]
  Adventure Awaits in the County
  Aroostook County is rich in outdoor recreation opportunities in every season. If you are new to outdoor adventure consider hiring one the many local [read more]
  Winter Warriors
  This winter you can get motivation and coaching by joining others runners for FREE winter training runs at both Fleet Feet Maine Running store locatio[read more]
Upcoming Events
- Christmas Craft Fair
  December 2
- Millinocket Marathon & Half
  December 2 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Caravan Artist Market ‘Holidaze Sale!’
  December 9 - December 10
- Polar Bear Dip & Dash
  December 31 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Located at 106 Burnham Road in Limerick, Maine, Woodland Valley is the premier disc golfer’s destination in New England.
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