Winter in Maine may seem like a quiet affair—that is, unless you’re in the know.

Keep your sense of wonder open to the delights of a winter’s night with these ideas for experiencing the natural world after dark.

Building a healthier relationship with technology doesn’t mean cutting it out of your life altogether.

A Maine-based natural fiber system could nourish our soil, protect land and provide an alternative to resource-intensive fast fashion.

Even if you’re all grown up, you can experience the magic of sleepaway camp at these Maine retreats that welcome families across the generations.

Beyond Maine’s shoreline lies a vast and mysterious world. Aquariums, museums and other venues offer a wealth of opportunities to get to know this undersea realm and a few of the creatures that call it home.

Sustainable Bookshelf Volume VII

These books perfect for a beach day range from breezy, feel-good fiction to dark mysteries, all by authors who have found inspiration from time well spent in Maine.

The new Tekαkαpimək Visitor Contact Station provides stunning vistas and rich cultural context for visitors to the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument.

Every weekend in the summer, there is at least one agricultural fair happening in Maine.

The small-town general store offers something retail giants don’t: community & connection.

There are few places in the world where you can source a pizza’s ingredients entirely from one region. Maine is one of those places.

Take the road less traveled. Gravel bikes are a gateway to miles of off-road adventure.

On the cover: Sebago Lake is a giant among Maine’s lakes and the deepest, too. With coves and forested inlets and opportunities to sail, angle, swim and camp, the lakes region is a favorite for summer adventures.

This Maine nonprofit combines homemade food with heartfelt storytelling at unique potluck events.

Get ready to travel to the bottom of the sea, imagine life as a bird, and follow a child determined to clean up their neighborhood, one piece of trash at a time.

You can see ancient indigenous tools, contemporary art, meteorites from Mars and more at these unique places of wonder.

Maine is rich in adaptive winter sports programs that allow people with disabilities to experience the joy of skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and more.

Check out anything from musical instruments to microscopes from Maine’s Libraries of Things

Skiing, snowshoeing and staying in Maine’s winter wilds can be an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind adventure

Learning how to track wild animals is a great way to get outside and enjoy a winter’s day, and fresh snow offers boundless opportunities.