Destinations

Greater Portland

Maine's largest city - a working waterfront, Old Port cobblestones, and a food scene that punches well above its weight.

Greater Portland

Flagship home of L.L. Bean, open 24/7 - outlets, a tidal river, and surprisingly good eating between the shopping.

Greater Portland

Home of Portland Head Light - Maine's oldest lighthouse - plus Two Lights State Park and the beach at Crescent State Park.

Greater Portland

A fifteen-minute ferry from Portland: a car-light island of bikes, beaches and a working year-round community.

Greater Portland

Portland's southern neighbor, with Higgins Beach, Pine Point, Prouts Neck and the state's largest salt marsh.

Greater Portland

Upscale Portland suburb on Casco Bay - Gilsland Farm Audubon, the Town Landing Market deli, and Mackworth Island walks.

Greater Portland

Three long peninsulas of lobster shacks, tidal coves, and the Basin - Maine's most southerly fjord - south of Brunswick.

Greater Portland

Home of the world's largest rotating globe at DeLorme, a walkable Main Street, and the long-running Yarmouth Clam Festival.

Greater Portland

University of Southern Maine hilltop campus, Shaw Park's waterfall, and Narragansett-2 Beach on nearby Little Sebago.

Greater Portland

A former paper-mill city on the Presumpscot just west of Portland, with a riverwalk, a waterfall and a growing food scene.

Greater Portland

Little Sebago Lake beaches, the Mountain Division rail trail, and a suburban hub between Portland and Sebago Lake State Park.

Greater Portland

Bonny Eagle Dam lake, Pleasant Point Park, and quick access to Portland and Sebago Lake from Route 202 westbound.

Greater Portland

Maine Wildlife Park - rehabilitated moose, bears, and bald eagles on show - plus Dry Mills and Cranwell Preserve access.

Greater Portland

Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village - the last active Shaker community in the US - plus Pineland Farms pastures and cafes.