Festive Lights and Cozy Nights in the MidCoast
With winter on the horizon, MidCoast villages and towns bustle with festive energy and holiday activities. Here are a few worth checking out!
Leaves, Lakes, and Lighthouses
The coastal mountains and hills of Maine’s MidCoast will begin to glow with color as fall foliage arrives — it’s one of the best times to visit and explore.
An Art Lovers Guide to Monhegan
Monhegan has captured the imagination of artists and travelers for centuries, and continues to delight both day-trippers and longer-term vacationers.
So Many Great Lobster Shacks. So Little Time!
For a truly memorable lobster experience, go where the locals go: to a lobster shack along the road or on the edge of a harbor.
Summer Sailing Festivals
There are few better sailing destinations in the world than the coast of Maine, where the love and adventure of being on the water is celebrated all summer long.
Nine Special Places for Discovering Wildlife
In the MidCoast you can discover a sense of awe and wonder watching wildlife in their natural habitat, taking time for a deeper connection with nature’s cycles.
Get Ready for Summer Festivals
There’s a MidCoast summer festival to celebrate nearly every taste in music, food, and simply having fun in the sun.
Island Hopping in the MidCoast
Escape to a place where time slows down and the land and sea are closely intertwined. Go island hopping in Maine’s MidCoast.
Skijoring—A Dog-Friendly Adventure in the Snow
My young dog, Cache, and I are in our third winter taking part in skijoring, a dog-friendly winter sport where a skier is pulled by a horse, a vehicle, or in our case, a dog!
Outdoors to the Max
There’s no cure for cabin fever like getting outside to enjoy crisp winter air while taking in the region’s natural beauty. Give one of these adventurous outings a try.