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North Atlantic Blues Festival: Rockin' At Rockland's Harbor Park!
Rockport, Maine: Merryspring Gardens
Cottages: Spend Time Enjoying Maine, Cottage Style!
Kennebec River: Follow Your Way Down The Rail Trail
Beaches, Saltwater: Hit The Coast With The Most!
Corn Mazes: Explore An A-Mazing Time This Fall!
Windsurfing: Catch The Wind and Ride!
Ogunquit: Five Fun Things To Do
Aroostook State Park: Winter's Playground
Kennebunk's Christmas: Christmas Prelude Worth The Trip
Ferry Beach: Southern Maine Beach Day Trip
Backpacking & Hiking: Find Your Path On The Appalachian Trail
One Room School Houses: A History Lesson
Railroad Square Cinema: Take Me To The Movies!
Brunswick: Join In The Fun At Maine’s Own Playhouse
Sugarloaf Early: 14th Annual Homecoming Weekend
Bethel Is Bustling: Get A Taste Of Bethel This Christmas
Ice Fishing: Chasing Flags For Fun
The Common Ground Fair: An Uncommon Celebration
Golf: Best Spots To Play In The State
Bar Harbor: By Sea Or Land, It’s Very Grand!
DeerTrees Theater: Maine's Most Enchanting Summer Theater Since 1936
A Christmas Carol: Portland Stage Company's Christmas Special
Deep Sea Fishing: Catch & Release OR Catch & Feast
Searsport: Festival Of Wreaths
Moosehead Lake: So Ya Wanna See A Moose?
Atlantic Brewing Company: Beer And Barbeque
Portland Museum of Art: Maine’s Oldest Art Institution
Adult Education Classes: Broaden Your Horizons
Fall Camping: Enjoying The Peaceful Season
Belgrade Lakes Region: Central Maine's Gem
 
Maine Things To Do Vacationing In Maine: The Real Four Seasons
Posted by mainetodo on Monday, August 04 @ 17:57:37 PDT

Summer, Fall, Winter & Spring: Maine is a four season state with so much to see and do! No matter what time of year, you are sure to find something going on and something to appeal to every age. Summer brings the warm weather and along with that an opportunity to enjoy great beaches, great picnic spots, hiking, biking and boating. Whether you go to the Western Mountains or the southern coast, Maine has earned the title, Vacationland for good reason. The Fall brings the change of season and Maine’s landscape turns the trees into a blaze of reds, orange and yellows. Maine is known as a haven for leaf peepers and one trip out during the fall is easy to see why. The fall is also the time of year when recreational hunting begins. Many of the summer cabins available for rent during the summer months turn into hunting cabins for fall hunters. Winter brings the snow and

big mountain skiing. With ski resorts like Sugarloaf and Sunday River, skiers don’t have far to travel for some of the best skiing in the northeast. In addition to skiing Maine has one of the most extensive snowmobile trails systems in New England. Spring brings warmer temperatures and melting snow. Melting snow leads to water run- off into the rivers resulting in perfect rafting conditions. White water rafters flock to the Forks to ride Magic Falls down through the upper Kennebec River. For thrill seekers, the Penobscot River provides Class V rapids which will take your breath away! Spring is also a great time of year for fishermen, who enjoy the benefits of open water fishing and reap big fish rewards from our lakes, rivers and oceans. Maine is your four season destination for natives and visitors so come out and discover all Maine has to offer!


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