A lot of people think of the coast when they think of Maine, but those who spend enough time here know that the inland forests and mountains offer plenty of beauty. It’s not called the Pine Tree State for nothing! Getting lost in the woods on a long walk or reaching the top of a peak can make a regular day special. And even more special are the natural features that exist within these woods and peaks. This lake is just one example.

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You can learn more about the Nahmakanta Lake Wilderness Camps by checking out their website. Have you made the trip to Nahmakanta Lake? If you have, let us know what we should keep in mind during a visit. If you haven’t, do you have other lakes you love? Let us know in the comments!

We just can’t get enough of the state’s waterways! This easy nature trail in Maine winds through Scarborough Marsh for water views of all sorts.

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