Maine Travel Guide

Acadia National Park: Known for its scenic views of the coast and mountains full of vivid autumn colors, this park has trails with ladders, metal rungs, and cliff walks for experienced hikers and easygoing, grounded trails that will take everyone’s breath away.

Bar Harbor: Located just outside Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor has a number of beautiful ocean trails, sailing, kayaking, and various shops and restaurants in town. In the winter, cross country skiing and snowmobiling are also popular.

Portland and Cape Elizabeth: Portland, a lively city by Maine’s Casco Bay, features historic red-brick buildings, cobbled streets, and century-old monuments. Along the shore, travelers embark on whale watching cruises, ferry tours, and fishing trips on Maine’s blue seas. And don't miss Cape Elizabeth, just south of Portland with historic lighthouses and scenic coastlines.

Camden: Camden is the perfect spot for those who want easy access to outdoor adventures, a cute small town to explore, and a nice middleground to see the rest of Maine.

Monhegan Island: A small artisan colony, Monhegan Island can be visited by ferry for a fantastic day or overnight trip. Some of the best things to do are hike its 7 mile perimeter trail to see seals, cliffs, and a rusting shipwreck, hop on connecting trails to explore the forest and town, and delight in art galleries/shops, restaurants, and beer garden before heading back on the ferry at the end of the day.