Shackford Head State Park covers 90 acres on Moose Island in Eastport, Washington County, Maine—the easternmost city in the U.S.—occupying a rugged peninsula between Cobscook Bay and Broad Cove at the edge of Canada.
Maine Windjammer Cruises is the successor to the original Windjammer Fleet started in 1936 by Captain Frank Swift, who pioneered making sailing vacations accessible beyond private yacht owners.
The Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel, located in the heart of Sugarloaf Village in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, is a rustic yet modern mountain lodge that has been central to the Sugarloaf ski resort community since its development began in the early 1950s.
Brunswick, Maine, originally known by its Indigenous name Pejepscot meaning long, rocky rapids, was first settled in 1628 by fishermen and traders led by Thomas Purchase.
Camden, Maine, incorporated in 1791 and named after Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden, was originally inhabited by the Penobscot Nation who called the area Megunticook, meaning great swells of the sea.
The Desert of Maine is a unique natural attraction located in Freeport, Maine, known for its 20 acres of exposed glacial sand dunes that resemble a desert landscape in the middle of a forested region.
Holbrook Island Sanctuary State Park spans 1,345 acres bordering Penobscot Bay in Brooksville, Hancock County, Maine, encompassing diverse ecosystems from upland forests and meadows to rocky shores, wetlands, marshes, ponds, and the offshore 115-acre Holbrook Island.
Sebago Lake State Park spans 1,342 acres on the northern shore of Sebago Lake—Maine's deepest and second-largest lake—in Naples and Casco, Cumberland County.
Damariscotta Lake State Park covers 19 acres on the northeast shore of the 4,300-acre Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson, Lincoln County, Maine, offering day-use recreation since its establishment around 1970.
Nubble Light, also known as Cape Neddick Light, is one of Maine’s most iconic and frequently photographed lighthouses, located on a small rocky island just off the coast in Sohier Park, York.
