Eating a steamed lobster dinner with corn on the cob, coleslaw and fries on a patio overlooking the ocean – it doesn’t get any more iconic

Mountain biking in Maine has become fun fare for everyone–with plenty of local trails for all abilities and over 20 locations to rent bikes.

Here in Maine, there are plenty of easy and FUN tips and tricks to add a little green to your red, white and blue.

Scattered throughout Maine are special places where art and adventure intersect: utterly unique destinations where you can see national art landmarks while experiencing Maine’s unmatched natural beauty.

Maine’s state park system encompasses 67,000 acres across 36 park units, ranging from Aroostook County to the Camden Hills and Quoddy Head to the Mahoosuc Range.

Nestled along the Androscoggin river, Lewiston is a city with a rich Franco-American heritage. Today, the city is shaped by a growing Somali community.

The former mill town of Biddeford has experienced a renaissance with popular eateries, breweries and nightlife.

On the panoramic banks of the Kennebec River sits a community with a rich agricultural history.

Just inland from Rockland and Camden, you’ll find an idyllic community characterized by living simply and in harmony with nature.

The two easternmost cities in all of the United States, Eastport and neighboring Lubec share a border, history and culture with their Canadian neighbors.

These beguiling books for curious readers young and young-at-heart cover a wide variety of topics but are unified by their focus on making the world a healthier, happier place, full of love and inspiration.

Banish boredom with these kid-friendly craft ideas for bird feeders made out of recycled and household items.

With a little planning, you can enjoy a plentiful harvest from your backyard garden from early spring to late fall.

If you want to grow food in your yard, it is highly recommended that you test your soil first. It’s easy and inexpensive to do so here in Maine.

The deep woods and pristine waters of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument have attracted visitors for several thousand years, from the native Wabanaki people to loggers, scientists, artists and explorers, to today’s outdoor adventurers.

Spend a day at one of these workshops across Maine and leave with a unique work of art…made by you!

These talented confectioners craft chocolates that celebrate Maine flavors and use ingredients in creative, delectable ways.

Maine’s richly diverse habitat is a magnet for hundreds of wild bird species.

With something for all ages and interests, here are our book recommendations to help you think differently, eat locally, look closely and laugh loudly.

Environmentalist and author Rachel Carson’s legacy is visible all along the Maine coast, from flourishing bald eagles to conservation lands named in her honor.