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This spring, ride the historic WW&F “narrow gauge” railway – one of Midcoast Maine’s hidden gems – on a five-mile (round trip) 50-minute excursion. Four departure times. All ages. Wheelchair accessible.
North of Portland and south of Acadia National Park, Maine’s MidCoast region is a vibrant destination with stunning natural beauty, dotted with charming villages for dining, shopping, and exploring. Experience world-class museums and theaters, stroll our beaches and hike our rocky coast. There’s so much here for families, foodies, adventurers, history buffs, and even relaxation seekers. Discover the Middle of Amazing.
Spring starts early in the MidCoast! If you’re searching for an early spring getaway, there’s no better place than MidCoast Maine to enjoy the warming spring sun.
It’s ice season, time to bundle up and get outside to enjoy your favorite winter activities on the glistening surfaces of frozen lakes and ponds throughout the MidCoast.
Whether you’re a foodie, history buff, outdoor adventurer, or simply looking to unwind with a book by the ocean, start planning your visit to Maine’s MidCoast today!
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Spring Starts Early in MidCoast Maine! 🌿☀️
Winter in the MidCoast is in full swing, and now is the perfect time to embrace the season. From gliding across frozen ponds to carving ice sculptures, there are endless ways to enjoy the crisp air and sparkling landscapes.
Start Planning Your Visit to Maine’s MidCoast!
December is here, and it’s the perfect time to explore the MidCoast with all of our special events:
Kick off the holiday season with us this Friday, November 22, from 4–8 PM at the Grand Opening of the Midcoast Tree Festival! 🎄
✨ Gardens Aglow Starts Tomorrow! ✨
Looking for an early spring escape? MidCoast Maine is calling! Stroll scenic harbor trails, enjoy off-season hotel deals, and savor fresh seafood without the crowds.
Don’t miss Maine Maple Sunday (March 22-23). Enjoy sweet maple treats, family fun, and visits to local sugarhouses across the region.
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Make the most of the season and create unforgettable winter memories.
Looking for more winter adventure ideas? Check out our latest travel story here:
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Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Maine’s MidCoast region offers visitors breathtaking landscapes, iconic lighthouses, and a lively culture to explore. Whether you’re a foodie, history buff, outdoor adventurer, or simply looking to unwind with a book by the ocean, we have ideas and resources to help you plan the perfect getaway. Check out mainesmidcoast.com to get planning today!
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1. Wiscasset Holiday Marketfest (Dec 1–3) – Wreath displays, shopping, artisan gift shop, and seasonal decorations at Nickels-Sortwell House.
2. Christmas by the Sea, Camden (Dec 6–8) – Holiday parade, tree lighting, carriage rides, local crafts, and Santa.
3. The Festival of Lights, Rockland (through Dec) – Santa arrives by boat, 40-foot Lobster Trap Tree lighting, hayrides, and lighted floats.
4. Gardens Aglow, Boothbay (Nov 16–Dec 31) – 750,000 LED lights in 14 acres of botanical gardens.
5. Santa’s Snowbird Express, Unity (Weekends Nov 29–Dec 22) – Train ride with Santa, hot chocolate, gifts, and cookies.
6. Holiday on the Harbor, Belfast (Dec 14) – Tree lighting, wagon rides, carolers, and festive activities.
7. MidCoast Tree Festival, Brunswick (Nov 23–Dec 1) – Raffle of decorated Christmas trees benefiting local organizations.
8. Old Fashioned Christmas, Bath (Nov 30–Dec 31) – Trolley caroling, holiday festivities, and New Year’s Eve bell ringing.
9. Boothbay Lights, Boothbay (through Dec) – North Pole Express train, Gingerbread Spectacular, and harbor light displays.
10. Holiday Sunday Stroll, Rockland (Dec 8) – Pedestrian stroll with caroling, Santa photos, S’mores, shopping, and food.Dec 22) – Train ride with Santa, hot chocolate, gifts, and cookies.
11. Holiday on the Harbor, Belfast (Dec 14) – Tree lighting, wagon rides, carolers, and festive activities.
12. MidCoast Tree Festival, Brunswick (Nov 23–Dec 1) – Raffle of decorated Christmas trees benefiting local organizations.
13. Old Fashioned Christmas, Bath (Nov 30–Dec 31) – Trolley caroling, holiday festivities, and New Year’s Eve bell ringing.
14. Boothbay Lights, Boothbay (through Dec) – North Pole Express train, Gingerbread Spectacular, and harbor light displays.
15. Holiday Sunday Stroll, Rockland (Dec 8) – Pedestrian stroll with caroling, Santa photos, S’mores, shopping, and food.
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Enjoy the festive atmosphere with over 50 beautifully decorated trees on display, each with gifts underneath. Feeling lucky? Purchase a raffle ticket for your chance to take home a tree and all the treasures below it.
The festival runs through December 1, so don’t miss this wonderful community event to celebrate the season.
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The wait is over! @coastalmainebotanicalgardens Gardens Aglow begins tomorrow, November 16th, and runs through December 31st.
It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with family and friends! Come see the magic for yourself.🎄
#gardensaglow #holidaymagic #familyfun #midcoastmaine
Photo courtesy of @coastalmainebotanicalgardens
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This spring, ride the historic WW&F “narrow gauge” railway – one of Midcoast Maine’s hidden gems – on a five-mile (round trip) 50-minute excursion. Four departure times. All ages. Wheelchair accessible.
This spring, ride the historic WW&F “narrow gauge” railway – one of Midcoast Maine’s hidden gems – on a five-mile (round trip) 50-minute excursion. Four departure times. All ages. Wheelchair accessible.
All Roads, held in Belfast, Maine, is a celebration of indie + Maine music talent that brings some of the finest emerging musicians under one banner in a city known for its passionate support of the arts and locally grown creative talent. Over 40 bands and 150 Maine musicians from across the state participate in this grass roots, nonprofit event.