Hiking

Maine's largest park is one of the state's most cherished spots, and now, it's being hailed as one of the country's best for camping.

Maine loves having pets. Everybody here has either a cat or a dog or some combination of both and it's hilarious but also insanely endearing.Let me break down the 3 biggest common denominators only true Maine dog mama's are going to understand.

Acadia National Park had one of its best visitation years ever in 2024, good enough to place it seventh overall nationwide.

Even extreme hikers heed warnings.

When the nice weather hits New England, locals and tourists alike seek out the best camping sites with the most magnificent views. Architectural Digest has named Acadia National Park in the Top 10 in the World.

The Chimney Pond Trail is one of just six hikes named among America's finest for springtime hiking.

This Crawford Notch hiking trail is lesser known than a few others, offering the best views with less people taking selfies.

We all love Acadia and Baxter, but Maine's hiking scene extends beyond their borders. Here's a look at 10 lesser-known spots that are worth the trip.

Romance isn’t just for Valentine’s Day, and this hiking trail in Maine was recently named the most romantic in our Pine Tree State!

I've always heard the term "they're more afraid of you than you are of them" yet could never full-heartedly could believe it. It's true though, along with these other 3 interesting facts I was surprised to learn about while I was doom scrolling bears on Google.

Acadia National Park is a treasure trove of incredible hikes. Here are the park's most popular trails, according to All Trails.

Three summits, numerous terrain changes, unpredictable weather. Those are just some of the highlights of an incredible underrated day hike in Maine's best park.

Check out photos from hiking Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, Maine for the first sunrise of the day in America.

These "Old Man" sites are majestic, but only one is still visible. If you miss the Old Man of the Mountain, try hiking this other one.

Over 100 miles of pure Maine bliss are awaiting hikers of all skill levels.

For decades, Maine relied on fire towers and their watchers to help keep the state safe. Here is a look at some of them through the years.