Along Maine’s third longest river, there are plenty of wonderful trails worth hiking.

The Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge features 6 miles of hiking, allowing visitors to explore the beauty of Petit Manan on foot.

Just a few miles from the shopping hub of Freeport, Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park offers miles of walking and hiking opportunities.

The Maine section of the trail is regarded as the most beautiful and well maintained, and the MATC is responsible for that.

The chance to pitch your tent at a remote backcountry spot right along the Atlantic Ocean is worth the effort.

Bauneg Beg Mountain Conservation Area South, part of the Great Works Regional Land Trust, leads you through beauty in a sustainable way.

The coronavirus outbreak was a scary, difficult time made easier by being able to spend time in the outdoors.

There is plenty of skiing to enjoy on the carriage trails, and the hiking isn’t bad either.

There is always room for one more in these shelters, which are always a welcomed sight.