hiking

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.

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.

You're probably somewhere you're not supposed to be if you find yourself hiking on a trail with a tree that has red paint.

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.

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

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.

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.

US News & World Report tabbed Moosehead as one of the country's best lake vacations.

These Granite State destinations don't cost a cent to visit.

The Granite State has 4,000+ miles of hiking trails, but one in particular stood out as the most challenging of them all.

Franconia Notch is famous for the beauty of its 6,0692 acres of mountains, lakes, and hiking trails.

Who's ready to take on Knife Edge Trail in Maine?

Maine's 20 largest parks are a wonderful representation of Maine's beauty and diverse terrain.

There's some amazing hiking only about an hour or less away from Portland, Maine.

So gorgeous!