Spectacular summer scenery in every direction.

Bright days on the water, dark nights under the stars and the possibility of adventure. Linger in each moment.

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Maine Trip Tips

Start planning your next adventure with some of the best day trips in Maine, curated by Mainers.
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Aroostook State Park Hiking
36 Hours in Bangor
Spring in Acadia National Park
The Maine Oyster Trail
36 Hours in Ogunquit
Great Little Art Galleries
Viles Arboretum
36 Hours in Freeport
Zillman Art Museum
Pineland Farms
Colby Museum of Art
36 Hours in Brunswick
36 Hours in Greenville
Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge
Visit Holbrook Sanctuary
Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine
Maine's MidCoast Forts
Biddeford & Saco Day Trip
36 Hours in Bath

Keep It Local

Unique boutiques and shops. Farm- and sea-to-table eats. And one-of-a-kind stays. From charming Main Street communities to Portland’s historic neighborhoods, show some local love and experience quintessentially Maine shopping, dining and lodging.

Vintage Stores in Maine: Unique, Sustainable Treasure Troves
Featured Maine Maker: Erica Moody Fine Metal Work
Featured Maine Makers: J Schatz
Featured Maine Maker: Maine Fly Company
General Stores
Shopping in Bangor and Portland
Shopping in Kittery and Freeport
Shopping in Our Main Street Communities
Maine Made
Shopping for Maine Experiences

Where to Stay

Pick the perfect Maine cottage or seaside inn for a serene escape, or follow the call of the wild at a campground or wilderness lodge. From the quaint to the modern, there’s a Maine resort for every style.

Vacation Rentals
Resorts
Cottage Resorts
Sporting Camps & Wilderness Lodges
Outdoor Adventure Resorts
Inns / Bed & Breakfasts
Hotels and Motels in Maine
Campgrounds in Maine: Outdoor adventures near east coast lakes, saltwater beaches & the wilderness
Hostels & Boarding Houses

Bill Mackowski

Carrying on the tradition hand-crafted snowshoes.

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Kate Ray

Guided by a passion for Maine, and dogs.

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Look Out for ME

Take care of the land. Take care of yourself. Here's how we can all do our part to protect Maine's natural resources for generations to come.

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