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++ Get out (but, like, not too far). We all love and appreciate the positive effects of the Maine outdoors.
Hopefully we’ll be back to all kinds of adventuring soon. But for now, press pause. The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry has some great advice: stay close to home, steer clear of busy locations, keep your distance (and stick to walking/hiking with folks from your household). ++
Enjoy a short hike up Douglas Mountain and climb up the stone tower at the summit to enjoy views of...
The Trek Across Maine is coming up on Father's Day weekend. Your first step: SIGN UP! Then it's time to...
Stationed inside the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area, just south of Baxter State Park, the ice caves were created by glaciers...
Peaks Island is pretty sweet to see, even in the off-season. You can explore Battery Steele, climb the coastal rocks,...
Trek through the snow-covered woods to see the frozen 160-foot Arethusa Falls in Crawford Notch. It's downright magical.
Ovens Mouth Preserve is the perfect hike for new hikers, kid hikers, or anyone who wants to get into the...
Starting and ending at the historic Sky Lodge in Moose River, Maine, the Summer Solstice SwimRun is an event for...
Over the years, I've also learned that I'm a terrible skier, an excellent paddleboard jouster, and not trustworthy with a...
If you've ever been on the summit of Mt. Major in New Hampshire's Belknap Range (located in Alton, just south...
The 1-mile trail begins in the woods before the boardwalk begins, winding its way through the trees until the views...
