They say the quickest route between two points is a straight line, but everyone knows that’s not always the best way to reach your destination. The drive from Portland, Maine to Acadia National Park is a little over three hours if you drive straight through on the highway—but you’ll cruise right past some of Maine’s best art, culture, and awe-inspiring natural beauty.
We can’t help but notice the amount of winter fat biking happening in our region this year! Because fat tires bikes are incredibly light and the tires are much wider than traditional bicycles or mountain bikes, fat tire bikes allow the rider to explore just about any terrain.
We had an amazing weekend camping with Alpine Women Collective and Maine’s MidCoast! Alpine Women Collective hosted their first Camp Weekend in Camden Hills State Park and Summit and I went along!
We started with a glass of wine at Enoteca Athena, a Greek and Italian inspired restaurant on Maine Street. This warm, cozy atmosphere was inviting and a great way to start the trip. Our next stop was to Frontier for an afternoon snack. The staff was so welcoming…
This past weekend the Alpine Women Collective hosted our first camping weekend! On Saturday we met in Portland and got on a bus to Camden. Transportation was provided by Northeast Charter & Tour Co. and made the trip so much easier. With a trailer full of camping gear…
Last week my friends Melissa, Rick and I took a trip up the beautiful coast of Maine to Boothbay Harbor to see the Coastal Maine Botanical Garden’s winter event, Gardens Aglow. On the way we stopped in Brunswick, Bath, Wiscasset and Boothbay Harbor to see what Midcoast Maine had to offer.
Travel through MidCoast Maine for views of fall foliage from mountain-top to the sea as your vista spans from Mount Battie or the summits of Camden Hills State Park. Discover country roads and apples, explore a new Peninsula, and much more!
