Whatever activity you choose, start small and close to civilization, working your way up to more challenging adventures. Read More
The trail climbs gradually but steadily. Read More
The largest amphibian in Maine, mudpuppies can exceed 16 inches in length. Read More
This spot is ideal for viewing fall foliage. The forestland surrounding the ledges features tall maple and oak trees, which display some of the brightest colors. Read More
As the weather cools and the days shorten, these small creatures are searching for shelter, and perhaps a final meal, before spending several cold months in hibernation. Read More
Changes in climate, technology, leadership and tourism are impacting Baxter State Park, a special place that many people wish would never change. Read More
Hiking to the top of Bernard Mountain is a bit of a workout and includes a few steep rocky sections, regardless of the trail you choose. Read More
In just a matter of days, forests of Maine have exploded with vibrant color. The beauty of fall foliage is upon us, and it’s predicted to reach its peak throughout much of the state this weekend, Oct. 12 through Oct. 13. Read More
Maine is home to about 300 avian species, and each one has fascinating qualities. So what will it be? Are you a soaring raptor, a hardy seabird or a vibrant songbird? Read More
Jemima the blue jay is clever. Yet she’ll never know just how famous she is, and that her story of survival is being read by bird lovers around the world. Read More
The strenuous hike is 5.6 miles, out and back, and features long stretches of steady climbing, a few steep scrambles and very uneven, rocky footing. Read More
Baxter State Park is home to about 210 miles of trails, and Matt DeLaney ran all of them this year. Read More
The Maine forest is filled with some truly spectacular mushrooms, including the giant puffball. Read More
If you’ve ever taken a photo of the stunning fall colors in Acadia National Park, it could help scientists in a new research project about how climate change is affecting the park. Read More
Difficulty: Moderate-strenuous. The Penobscot Mountain Trail is about 1.5 miles long, according to the National Park Service, and is just one of several trails that explore Penobscot Mountain. Expect plenty of exposed tree roots and rocks, as well as some wet, slippery granite in places. #video-container-1 .jw-preview… Read More
The network consists of wide, smooth double-track trails where you can bike side by side, as well as narrow single-track trails that are more challenging and feature obstacles such as tree roots and rocks. Read More
Saba the adventure cat is just a kitten, and she has already explored so many places. She’s hiked local trail networks, pranced around on the beach, sat at a local brewery and canoed on Damariscotta Lake. Read More
“The average person is spending 8 hours or more in front of a screen every day and only spending a few minutes in the outdoors." Read More
“A lot of people think it looks like a face, like a little alien coming out." Read More
The hike, out and back, is 3.6 miles if you only visit the Middle Summit and viewpoint. Read More
