>> AUTUMN in Maine
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With Love, from Maine
From the Kittery Trading Post to Fort Kent’s America’s First Mile Route 1 sign, the on-site “I was here!” choices are limitless…
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Fall Foliage Frolics
Starting in September, the Maine wilderness transforms as the green canopies become kaleidoscopes of…
>> featured Articles
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Oh My Gourd
Across Maine, gourds offer a more unexpected way to celebrate the season. Knobby, striped, speckled, twisted…
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Take a Ride on the Penobscot River Trails
Located about in Staceyville, about 10 miles north of Medway up Grindstone Road, Penobscot River Trails…
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Oceanside State Parks to Explore
The sound of waves crashing on the shore, mixed with the cry of gulls, serves as a siren song, drawing people to…
>> Food & Drink
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Cozy Autumn Dinners
From a fresh, light halibut recipe to a saucy mussels recipe served over pasta to a creamy curry inspired by…
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Summer Starts Here
Summer has finally arrived in Maine. As the temperature begins to climb, a favorite treat for many Mainers is a…
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The Sweetest Season
Established in 1978 by Mark and Gloria Goughan, their three daughters, and other family members, the 500-acre…
>> History & heritage
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Visiting History
From 18th-century houses to storied forts and graveyards, Revolutionary War history is waiting to be explored…
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Maine Mottos
Some days, it seems you can’t go anywhere in Maine without seeing two familiar names: Dirigo and Vacationland…
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Britain’s Mark on Maine
Drive around Maine today and you might think the British never surrendered control of the 13 original colonies…
>> MARRY ME
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Going Public
Considerations for Weddings in Parks and Public Spaces By Casey Bernard Coastal views, serene lake sunsets, iconic lighthouses — any of these can make for an ideal wedding location. And…
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Wedding Bells
Cellist and composer Ronan Sands of Eddington, now 17, began writing music when he was 10, only three years after…
>> life in maine
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With Love, from Maine
From the Kittery Trading Post to Fort Kent’s America’s First Mile Route 1 sign, the on-site “I was here!” choices are limitless…
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Imperfect Heroes
“The Seraph,” Jane Goodrich’s second novel immersed in late 19th century history, was released in July 2026…
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What a Haul
Lobster traps are a familiar sight up and down Maine’s coast, but what happens when they are no longer usable? …
>> OutDoors & Health
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The Maine Ingredient
As fall approaches, there’s no better time to consider how best to care for our skin. With Maine’s vibrant community of…
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Fall Foliage Frolics
Starting in September, the Maine wilderness transforms as the green canopies become kaleidoscopes of…
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Peaceful Ponds
Home to many of Maine’s tallest mountains, Baxter State Park is known as a place to tackle challenging hikes…
