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Favorite Summer Detours
As you travel through Maine’s MidCoast this summer, plan on visiting some special places off the main roads without the crowds. These are some of our favorites.
Visiting the MidCoast Without a Car
Are you interested in visiting Maine’s MidCoast without a car? You are not alone. Getting around without a car or sitting in traffic is enjoyable and doable if you plan ahead.
The MidCoast in Bloom!
As summer arrives, the MidCoast is in full bloom. Discover gardens, parks, and forests as they reach their peak display of flowers and foliage.
Look What’s Cooking in the MidCoast
It’s Spring and Maine’s food scene is in full, delicious bloom. May is the best time of the year to visit the restaurants, cafes, and brewpubs throughout the MidCoast.
This April, Treat Yourself, Don’t Cheat Yourself!
With longer days and brighter skies, everything is opening up, and there’s no better place to celebrate spring than Maine’s MidCoast and Islands!
The Art Scene of MidCoast Maine
Today, three nationally-recognized art museums attract crowds year-round thanks to their inventive exhibitions, and you’ll find unique galleries in nearly every town.
Farm-to-Table, Boat-to-Basket Bliss
Few places in America can rival the lively food scene that’s taking place today in Maine. Here are a few great MIdCoast restaurants you don’t want to miss.
Off the Beaten Path – Uncrowded Places
For anyone who wants a wonderful, late-summer escape without the crowds, MidCoast Maine offers some very special places well off the beaten path.
Easy Walks in the MidCoast
Sometimes, the fastest way to unwind is to go slow. Taking an easy walk lets us enjoy more of our surroundings and clear our thoughts. Good walks with friends and kids allow us to appreciate the moment more than any text message ever could. Choose nearly any point in Maine and you’re likely…
To Sea, or Not to Sea
Exploring Muscongus Bay by sea kayak (and canoe). It was Friday afternoon. We were texting friends to solidify plans for our day paddle on Saturday. “Should we make it an overnight trip?” I pressed send before even thinking through the realities of making that possible. There are a lot…