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Maine is the largest state in New England. In fact, it is almost as big as the other five states combined and an amazing 90% of it is covered by forest.
Finding unspoiled landscapes and getting away from the holiday crowds is easy in this majestically scenic state known as ‘The Pine Tree State’ with it’s mountains and valleys, beautiful lakes and rushing rivers all guarded by those signature pine trees.
Embark on a stunning autumn fly drive through New England’s vibrant fall landscapes, where fiery foliage lines scenic roads and charming towns beckon. Experience crisp mountain air, historic streets, coastal […]
This scenic journey follows the Atlantic coastline from Massachusetts to Maine and also ventures into New Hampshire. Following a stay in the vibrant city of Boston, you’ll make your way […]
Embrace the natural beauty of New England during the autumn months on this charming escorted tour. See the ever-changing fall colours and a whole host of attractions, as you traverse […]
Charming homes with white picket fences, quaint covered bridges, soaring mountain ranges, stately homes and colonial history are just a few things to expect on this beautiful itinerary, as you […]
Showcasing the whole region, this fly-drive covers five New England states for an all-encompassing experience, of quintessential villages and seaside towns. Starting in Boston, you’ll enjoy the Maine coastline, both […]
Sit back, relax and be guided on a fully narrated tour of New England. This luxury tour is filled with unique experiences, includes most meals, and stays in some of […]
The real appeal of Maine is its spectacular rugged coastline – nearly 3,500 miles of jagged headlands, secret coves, charming fishing villages and peppered with lighthouses which are a Maine trademark. Here the Atlantic surges past thousands of little islands to crash on to granite rocks. Invigorating, refreshing and inspiring, that’s Maine.
Visit in the spring and autumn to experience beautiful New England foliage or in the winter when you can enjoy spectacular skiing and snowmobiling. The summer months are just idyllic and a perfect time to explore the natural beauty of the state.
When asked what it is about Maine that appeals to visitors, people almost always mention something that is on, near or about water. Maine’s numerous waterways and thousands of miles of coastline tie together the very best elements of the state.
The Atlantic Ocean greets you each day along the 3,500 miles of shoreline and is home to myriad islands. From sea kayaking to windjamming and from paddle boarding to nature cruising, the Atlantic is your playground along a chameleon-like coastline whose beauty changes depending on your direction.
Nestled throughout the state are literally thousands of inland bodies of water, from the breathtakingly majestic Moosehead and Sebago lakes to quiet ponds perfect for dropping a line and seeing what bites. Picnic areas can be found near many of the lake beaches and public launches for canoes, kayaks, and motor boats are plentiful.
To hike in Maine is to introduce yourself to the state, one step at a time. You breathe in the salt as you round a corner in Acadia National Park, or hoist yourself up a steep pitch on a mountain in western Maine. Everything is slow, deliberate, and linked with the land. There are great hikes throughout Maine, on federal lands like Acadia, in state parks such as Mt. Blue, and along the East Coast’s longest walk, the Appalachian Trail.
Baxter State Park
With 215 miles of hiking trails and Maine’s tallest mountain (Katahdin), there is stunning foliage to witness in this wild wonderland. A choose-your-adventure-type place, there are options for easy day hikes in addition to the more adventurous route of summiting Katahdin.
Camden Hills State Park
Sweeping views at this park atop Mt. Battie are made even more spectacular with the rich colors of fall foliage.
Acadia National Park
Numerous summits, easy day hikes, and craggy coastlines make Maine’s “crown jewel of the North Atlantic coast” a gorgeous place to witness foliage on a hike.
When you think of the best restaurants in Maine, you think of Maine lobster. But in addition to Maine seafood, the state is home to a thriving craft brewery scene and exciting nightlife. When it comes to food and dining in Maine, they aim to please. And the natural bounty makes it easy to deliver on that promise.
As far as where to eat, the better question is where to begin. Every city and town in Maine, from Portland to York Harbor, has its own special places to enjoy a unique dining experience. Whether you’re a foodie, a locavore, or just someone who likes to chow down, Maine’s restaurants, pubs, and eateries are waiting with open arms.
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