The new tourism initiative aims to reshape how visitors engage with local culture, history and the environment.

Winter in Maine may seem like a quiet affair—that is, unless you’re in the know.

Keep your sense of wonder open to the delights of a winter’s night with these ideas for experiencing the natural world after dark.

Beyond Maine’s shoreline lies a vast and mysterious world. Aquariums, museums and other venues offer a wealth of opportunities to get to know this undersea realm and a few of the creatures that call it home.

The small-town general store offers something retail giants don’t: community & connection.

Take the road less traveled. Gravel bikes are a gateway to miles of off-road adventure.

Skiing, snowshoeing and staying in Maine’s winter wilds can be an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind adventure

Sweat it out at these Maine saunas…and enjoy some nice health benefits in the process!

Winding roads, rivers and coves lead to picture-perfect seascapes and classic New England small towns in Maine’s Mid-Midcoast

Four days on the Penobscot River offers a journey deep into the landscape and its native culture.

Enjoy a whistle-stop tour of this tried-and-true summer destination on Maine’s Midcoast.

These Maine farms are fun for the whole family with pick-your-own organic strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and apples.

In far DownEast Maine, west of the Lubec waterfront, you’ll find the remarkable oasis of Cobscook Shores.

Maine’s most northern county is home to stunning natural beauty, rich culture and history, good food and drink, and friendly local folks.

After 50 years of cleanup, Maine cities turn to face the water.

Enjoy the splendor of a day on a Maine lake – here are some of our favorites.

Maine is blessed with some of the country’s best stargazing–including an official International Dark Sky Sanctuary, one of just 13 worldwide.

Nestled between lakes to the west and 4,000-foot mountains to its north and east, the small town of Rangeley, Maine is one of New England’s premier destinations for outdoor recreation.

Nestled in the rural heart of Maine, you’ll find crystal-blue lakes, large land preserves, and charming towns bursting with life. Where else could you drive between Norway, Poland and Paris in an afternoon?

A population of local artists, craftspeople and environmentalists has shaped the Blue Hill Peninsula and Deer Isle into a destination with its own unique sense of place.