Category: Parks & Natural Attractions
Winter Walks in the Greater Bangor Region
Discover quiet trails, snow-covered forests, and Maine’s natural beauty at its most peaceful.
A Summer Escape in Maine’s Katahdin Region
“From early morning fly fishing to watching the sunset over the water, spotting a bear on the trail, and coming back each night to the comfort of the Big Moose Inn, this trip was unforgettable from start to finish.” — Dan Olson
A Weekend on Sebec Lake
An overnight stay on Sebec Lake is all about relaxing on the water, serving up a sweet summer getaway.
A Winter Escape to Greenville
Greenville, Maine, offers breathtaking scenery paired with thrilling outdoor experiences.
Discover Adventure at the New England Outdoor Center
Nestled on Maine's Millinocket Lake with breathtaking views of Katahdin, NEOC offers thrilling outdoor activities, cozy cabins, and eco-friendly lodges for the perfect wilderness escape.
Baxter State Park
Baxter State Park was established in 1931 and covers 200,000 acres in Piscataquis County. The park was a gift to the people of Maine from Governor Percival P. Baxter.
Mt. Kineo State Park
Mount Kineo is an 800 foot mountain of rhyolite that rises dramatically from the deepest portion of Moosehead Lake. This was a location known well to the Native Americans who traveled great distances to Kineo for the hard rock with flint-like qualities that was used for tools and arrowheads.
Penobscot River
Another one of the state of Maine superlatives boasted by The Maine Highlands is the Penobscot River, the longest river in the state.
Katahdin
Maine’s shining gem, Katahdin, is and will always be one of Maine’s proudest sights. Maine’s highest mountain peaks at nearly a mile (5,267 feet or 1,606 m) and was formed by underground magma.
Moosehead Lake
Looking for a lakeside adventure? Come visit to largest lake in Maine!