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While our Pine Tree State is home to many beautiful lakes, one in particular stands out when it comes to sheer prettiness.

So, you’re thinking about buying waterfront property in Maine. Big decision. Do you go for the serene, tranquil vibes of a lakefront property or the dramatic, ever-changing beauty of oceanfront real estate? Both have their perks, but when it comes to investment, here’s what you need to know.

It should come as no surprise that we take nature pretty seriously up here in Maine. But did any of our beautiful lakes rank on a recent national list?

For people who live here, it's no wonder that Laconia, New Hampshire has been chosen as one of the Best Lake Towns in the U.S. It has something for everyone. Here are a few other reasons why.

Both Massachusetts and New Hampshire share the same longest river, according to WorldAtlas.

What do you think?

Maine is filled with bodies of water, but which river is the longest in the Pine Tree State? Here's what we found out.

If you're dreaming of trading in the city buzz for the soothing sounds of the light waves and the occasional loon call, Maine's got you covered. Let's dive into some of the best lakeside towns.

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

You probably have! Or have you?

This is WILD.

Did you get engaged at any of these spots?

In its ordinary state, this patch of land is nothing more than a rock with a bush on it. But a local legend and a charming little house have given new life to the smallest charted island on New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee.

New Hampshire has over 19,000 miles of rivers and streams, one of which is among the most dangerous in the country.

Thalassophobia is the fear of deep bodies of water. If you have this phobia, you might want to consider skipping this trip to the lake.

There are a lot of things about Sebago Lake that are common knowledge, but there are other things that you may not know.