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Happy Mother's Day from Maine, where moose are moms too. :o) Photo: Paul Cyr.
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Friday Trivia: Each year thousands of people visit the park that this small beach is a part of. But, many never see the beach because of the popularity of other attractions a short walk away. Do you know the name and location of this Maine park?
Arlene from Massachusetts was the winner of our 5-day vacation package for two to the Maine Beaches Region. There's just over a month remaining to enter our next Getaway Giveaway: 5 days in the Maine Lakes & Mountains Region. Enter today for your chance to win. http://www.visitmaine.com/sweepstake/getaway
One of the best ways to see Maine is on foot! http://www.visitmaine.com/attractions/outdoor_recreation_sports_adventur...
Have you requested one of our free travel guides? We have the "Maine Invites You" travel planner, and individual guides for performing arts, birding and art museums. Plus, a 100-page guide to bicycle tours for a small fee. Request one today. https://www.visitmaine.com/guidebook/
Fan Photos From the Weekend: The towns of Nobleboro and Newcastle are restoring the 206-year-old Damariscotta Mills fish ladder which allows sea-run alewives to reach and spawn in Damariscotta Lake. Thanks for the photo, Mark.
It's the season for osprey nest construction in Maine. Thanks for the great shot, Dave.
Friday Trivia: Wildflowers will soon bloom in fields and on hills in Maine. This field of lupines, beside a public road and on private land, is a favorite picking spot for volunteers of a nearby festival that is the oldest of its kind in America. Do you know where in Maine to find this colorful spring scene? Photo: Paul Cyr.
There are many ways to get around in Maine. Windjammers, river rafts, alpine skis, snowmobiles, kayaks and hiking boots can transport visitors over water and...
Mainer Barry Tripp loves to play outside in Maine in all the seasons.
Each June classic Maine windjammer schooners gather in Boothbay Harbor for the Windjammer Days Festival. The event has fun and activities for all ages, and c...
Maine is home to New England's only traditional wooden toboggan chute, and each February more than 400 teams from around the U.S. compete for the title of fa...
Short clips of various Lighthouses along the coast of Maine.
Short clips of various Lighthouses along the coast of Maine.
With the crisp air of autumn comes the chance to experience a quintessential fall weekend in Maine. For starters, you'll be amazed at the glorious colors on ...
Canoeing is a Maine tradition and a great way to experience our scenic rivers and lakes. The Allagash Wilderness Waterway is a canoeing classic, as is the St...
Lighthouses were once the saviors of the seacoast. Their bright beacons and resonating foghorns cut through foul weather, warning ships of impending danger a...
Maine Office of Tourism - 2011 Fall TV Commercial.
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