Travelers seeking relaxation or adventure discover a getaway to MidCoast Maine provides world-renowned coastlines, quaint downtown villages, and vibrant working waterfronts where your lobster dinner can be hauled straight from the Atlantic ocean.
Escape to a place where time slows down and the land and sea are closely intertwined. Go island hopping in Maine’s MidCoast.
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!
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.
A spectacular coastline, mountains, dense forests, and beautiful tidal pools that will take your breath away. These are just a few of the MidCoast’s natural wonders.
Whether you live year-round in the MidCoast or are just visiting, here are some tips on what to wear and where to get it. Find yourself some well-made basics, extra layers, and some flannel!
The summer crowds are gone, but antique shops large and small are open and offer some great finds and fall-bargain prices. Plan ahead, explore, and enjoy!
To experience MidCoast Maine’s maritime charm while you settle in for a timeless vacation, look no further than one of our many thoughtfully preserved and updated historic inns.
We arrive in the early evening at The Angelique in the Camden, Maine harbor. The crew is busy readying the vessel for guests and welcomes us with a smile.
Autumn nights in Maine’s MidCoast are still warm, and the sky is brilliantly clear. You couldn’t choose a better time for sleeping and stargazing outside.
Discover outdoor sculpture, beautiful Maine countryside, lunch on the beach, and more, in the MidCoast towns of Cushing and Friendship, Maine.
