Seaside Serenity: Coastal Retreats from New England to the Carolinas
Hey there, fellow seekers of sun, sand, and serenity! Are you ready to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and sink your toes into the soft, sandy shores of coastal bliss? Well, you’ve come to the right place because we’re about to embark on a journey to some of the most laid-back and…
Read MoreFive Fun Day Hikes in Southern Maine
Among hardcore hikers, there is quite a bit of fanfare about achieving a 4,000-footer. But while there’s a certain sense of victory that comes from summiting a high mountain peak, there’s something to be said about short, sweet day hikes. And good news for visitors: Maine is filled with trails. Make time during your trip…
Read MoreExploring Mt. Desert Island: Beyond Acadia National Park
While some mistakenly believe that Acadia National Park encompasses all of Mt. Desert Island, this renowned Maine island offers much more. Acadia, covering about half of the island, is just the beginning of the extraordinary beauty found across its 100-square-mile expanse throughout the year. Acadia National Park Established in 1919, Acadia National Park ranks second…
Read MoreArt and History in York and Ogunquit
Ogunquit, a Native American name that means “beautiful place by the sea,” does indeed rank as one of Maine’s most alluring destinations. First settled in the 1600s, its natural splendor attracted artists to its shores during the late 1800s and vacationers soon followed. Ogunquit’s picturesque seascapes have been captured on canvas and eventually on iPhones…
Read MoreArt, History and Culture in Camden, Rockland and Rockport
Beauty has long been intrinsic to this part of Mid-Coast Maine. The craggy, cliff-walled coastline of Camden and Rockland skirts a pastoral interior that beckons to be appreciated from countless perspectives. The well-to-do from big cities such as New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, DC and Chicago discovered the allure of nature here during the nineteenth…
Read MoreA Portland Summer Vacation Kids Will Love
There’s several of them, actually! The climbable coastal rocks, the sandy beaches and cool breezes, the woods filled with hiking trails and the overall perfection that is a Maine summer. And since we all know that the happiness of a modern family vacation is dependent on whether the kids are having a good time, there’s…
Read MoreYork, ME
Welcome to York From the carousel and arcades on York Beach to the forests of Mount Agamenticus, York offers amenities that have been drawing visitors since the 19th century. From its Gilded Age homes to its Long Sands, Shorts Sands, Passaconaway and Harbor Beaches, and from three 18-hole golf courses to Cape Neddick Light, York…
Read MorePortland, ME
Welcome to Portland Check out the Portland, Maine travel guide from Discovery Map! Our illustrated travel guides provide information and quick access to Portland, like lodging, dining, history and more. Stay tuned as we update our content and provide more helpful travel information!
Read MoreMount Desert Island, ME
Welcome to Mount Desert Island Home to Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, Maine’s Mount Desert Island is one of the most beautiful destinations in New England. Sculpted by glaciers millennia ago, the island is left with seaside mountains, long lakes, and Somes Sound. The beaches, ocean-side cliffs, and numerous hiking and cycling trails offer…
Read MoreKennebunk & Wells, ME
Welcome to Kennebunk & Wells Kennebunkport has grown from its roots as a seaside fishing village and shipbuilding hub into a picturesque destination with shops, art galleries, incredibly fresh seafood, and a variety of lodging options. With over 300 years of history combined with modern amenities, Kennebunkport provides visitors with a great visit to the…
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