The lottery is free and the drawing is set for Sept. 9.
Outdoors
As more people paddle in Maine, they have to be ready for hazards, authorities say
Knowledge, preparation, equipment and other strategies will help boaters handle the unpredictable marine environment.
Allen Afield: Even our small togues are nothing to laugh about
Quebec’s lake trout may be bigger, but Maine’s might be better eating.
It’s Worth The Trip: Nature’s not all there is to explore
Maine has some outstanding man-made attractions to enjoy.
Birding: With your help, birds needn’t be down for the count
For 50 years, Breeding Bird Surveys have provided valuable data.
Outdoors Calendar
Wednesday Trail Running, 5 p.m. in Jefferson A summer trail training series is taking place at Hidden Valley Nature Center every Wednesday until Sept. 16. Runners of all levels can sign up for this casual series. Start your run anytime between 5 and 6 p.m. as volunteers time your progress around a course ranging from […]
In From the Outdoors: Q&A with Paul Schumacher and Lee Burnett, trail advocates
They’re working for more connecting trails in York County.
Baxter State Park pushes back on rising number of Appalachian Trail ‘thru-hikers’
The park’s keepers want to stay true to Gov. Percival Baxter’s mandate – ‘forever wild’ – but some say their efforts could prove costly.
Nordic Trail Festival expected to draw 100 mountain bikers to Presque Isle
The sport could become a key player in a recreation-based economy.
Hiking the Appalachian Trail: Rain dampens gear and spirit, just briefly
The Georgia-to-Maine trek provides freedom and opportunity for reflection.