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The Rail Trail in Maine That’s Better Than Most Hikes

This easy outdoor trail in Maine is a 2.3-mile route along the Passagassawakeag River, offering a leisurely waterfront stroll that combines natural scenery with railroad history.

by Katie Lawrence
on May 23
Harbor boardwalk view near boats and waterfront access from the Belfast Rail Trail in Maine.
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The Small-Town State Park in Maine Locals Want to Keep to Themselves

by Raymond Goldfield
on Apr 24
A sunset view of Lily Bay at sunset, from Lily Bay State Park in Maine, with a small island in the water.
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5 Picture-Perfect Nature Trails in Maine for a Spring Hike

by Charlie Boyle
on Apr 21
Ragged Mountain via the Camden Snow Bowl near Camden, Maine
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You Can Hike in Two States in One Day on This Maine Trail

by Beth Copenhaver
on Feb 25
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Don’t Try This One Hike in Maine If You’re Afraid of Heights

by Raymond Goldfield
on Jan 16
A view of a green mountain covered in hiking trails forming a maze-like appearance.

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Find 5 Bucket-List-Level Views in Maine Without Needing To Be an Expert Hiker

No expert skills required—just put on your shoes and explore Maine’s top bucket list views.

by Jasmine Vieau
on Dec 19
Fall foliage and distant islands seen from the rocky summit of the Cadillac Mountain North Ridge and Gorge Path Loop.
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This Scenic Maine Trail Is Even Better In The Winter

Experience snow-covered pines and sweeping coastal views when hiking Mount Battie Trail in the winter.

by Nicole Bocianski Harris
on Nov 30
Hiking Mount Battie Trail in Maine during the winter
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The One Thing to Do in Maine Before the End of the Year

Watch the first sunrise in the U.S. from Cadillac Mountain in Maine—a must-do bucket list experience before the year ends.

by Nicole Bocianski Harris
on Nov 27
Sunrise in Acadia National Park over Cadillac Mountain
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Hiking

This Is the Most Claustrophobic Hike in Maine—Would You Try It?

Tumbledown Mountain is home to some incredible views, as well as the most claustrophobic hike in Maine—a narrow journey through rock crevasses.

by Raymond Goldfield
on Nov 19
A narrow chasm opening into a rock wall.
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Uncover the Mysterious Underground World Hiding in Maine’s Mount Tire’m

The most surprising cave hike in Maine isn't actually located deep underground - it's hiding on top of a mountain.

by Raymond Goldfield
on Nov 15
A large rock formation with a small opening to a cave.