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Cross-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing
If there is any way to take in Maine’s true, white beauty during the winter months it is through Maine’s woods, and what better way to experience that than with a peaceful cross country skiing or snowshoeing trip.
Whitewater Rafting
Challenge yourself with an exciting whitewater adventure!
Gulf Hagas
Discover Gulf Hagas in the Katahdin Iron Works Forest, Maine's "Grand Canyon." This 3-mile long gorge, carved through slate, features an 8-mile trek with waterfalls and swimming holes. Perfect for experienced hikers, it’s a must-see on your Maine Highlands itinerary.
Four Maine State Parks and Rural Communities
Our small towns and rural communities host some of the most fun family festivals and events in Maine. From the Whoopie Pie Festival in Dover-Foxcroft to the International Sea-Plane Fly-In in Greenville to the Trails End Festival in Millinocket and the American Folk Festival in Bangor, you’ll want to plan your visit around these main […]
Did You Know About Orono Land Trust Trails?
You may know it as a university town, but Orono, Maine is an active community for recreation.
Hidden in the Maine Highlands
You may have heard about geocaching but not yet participated in this international game of hide and seek.
Experience a Maine Winter in a Cozy Cabin
Looking for the ultimate winter getaway? Rent a cozy cabin in the heart of The Maine Highlands.
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Maine’s Literary Scene
In a state known for originality and inspiration, it’s no surprise that writers have long been inspired to create original works of world-class quality in Maine.
Maine Maple Syrup
Native Americans were using maple sugar as a sweetener long before the pilgrims set foot on North America. The Indians traded the maple sugar with the colonists, who, in turn, learned how to make the sweet treat from the Native Americans.
