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Things To Do In Maine
Welcome to MaineToDo.com. Whether you are a Mainer or a visitor you will find plenty of things to do in Maine. This site is simple by nature, you can either browse through a well-rounded list of things to do in Maine, or search for things to do in Maine by season, location, or activity. For example, if you are looking for something to do in Maine during the Fall season, simply type "Fall" into our search bar and you will get a list of possible things to do. Keep checking back as we are constantly adding things to do in Maine. So, next time you ask someone or someone asks you, "What do you want to do?" you can come to MaineToDo.com for the answer. |
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 Maine Coast: Tips To Help You Get The Most!
Spring, Summer & Fall: Maine’s rocky coastline draws tourist from all over with dreams of exploring all it has to offer. Instead of hitting the southern coast and following Route 1 the whole way up the coast, where you will end up missing some really great spots, head to the authentic “Downeast” Maine. If you head to the eastern most point of the US, Eastport, you will be able to be one of the first in the country to see the sun rise. Watching the sunrise over the horizon of this small coastal town is magical. Winter Harbor is another great little coastal town that is not filled with traffic and tourist. You will hear about Bar Harbor and the Acadia area and Winter Harbor although is part of the area is not as well known as some of the other towns. Winter Harbor is part of the famous Schoodic Scenic By-way and one trip along 186 will tell you why. It is absolutely breathtaking and although the town is tiny, there is a great
(Downeast Acadia)
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Snowmobiling In Rangley: Trail Riding At It's Best!
Winter: Rangeley Lakes is a mecca for snowmobilers. With miles of groomed trails, a beautiful lake to cruise on and along and so many amenities gear toward snowmobilers it is the place to go. The trail systems is by far one of the best maintained in the entire state. Cruising along the lake with views of the mountains makes for some of the most scenic riding around. Many of the area restaurants, pubs and overnight accomodations are all found trailside so there is no need to drive anything but, your sled once you are there. Saddleback mountain
(Western Lakes & Mtns)
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Orono: Things To Do While Your In Town
Winter,Spring,Summer & Fall: Orono is home to the University of Maine’s largest college campus but, it also offers visitors a variety of things to do. Last fall, we took a trip to the Bog Boardwalk, which is a one mile loop trail that starts in the Bangor City Forest and loops around through the bogs behind the University. We enjoyed this peaceful hike observing the bog and its natural beauty and wild life. I was able to get some great pictures of the moss carpet that edges the bog. Another great thing to do in Orono is to visit the farmers market. This is one of the largest farmers markets that I have been to with over 25 participants and a variety of fresh produce, organic
(Central Maine)
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Historic Libraries: A Cozy Haven From The Cold
Winter: Maine has some amazing local libraries and can be welcomed reprieve from the wintery weather that we are facing in the upcoming months. The Camden Public Library offers visitors a beautiful view of the harbor as well as a fine collection of books and resources. The library opened its’ doors in 1928 and has much to offered their visitors. The Camden Public Library and its grounds, including Harbor Park and the Amphitheatre, are recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. Another
(Kennebec Valley)
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Portland Maine: Happenin’ Bar Hoppin’
Summer, Winter, Spring, Fall:
Portland is Maine’s place for a sensible bar scene or a rowdy night out. The multi-faceted downtown area is full of restaurants, pubs, bars, and clubs, certain for a night to remember (or forget)! With over 40 clubs and pubs, this city can handle a party.
If you’re looking for a wild night of drinking, dancing, and mingling check out the Asylum, Big Easy Blues Club,
(Greater Portland)
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Scarborough Marsh: Maine's Biggest Saltwater Marsh
Summer, Spring, Winter, Fall:
Right down the road from the city of Portland, in the beautiful town of Scarborough is a resource that often goes unrecognized amongst all the hustle and bustle and rush to the more heavily promoted attractions. The Scarborough Marsh is Maine's Biggest Saltwater Marsh and with an impressive 3,100 acres of marsh land. The Scarborough Marsh is known worldwide amongst birders as a premier bird watching destination and even if you not an avid bird watcher, the Scarborough Marsh is certainly worth a visit. The streams and rivers that flow through the marsh lands are loaded with all kinds of fish and birds and life. The streams and
(Greater Portland)
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