Maine's Lakes & Mountains

06/07/2026

When the beer garden serves dogs, you know you've found a good spot.

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📍 The Farmhouse Beer Garden

06/05/2026

More wilderness than people. Out here, adventure doesn't need an itinerary. This is .

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06/01/2026

This is what looks like.

05/27/2026

Clear skies. Cold water. And not a worry in the world.

This is what peace looks like in the Maine Lakes & Mountains region. Steal away your much-needed quiet time. It's abundant here.

05/20/2026

5 ways to in :

1. Summit a 4,000-footer
Challenge yourself on one of the region’s rugged mountain hikes, like Saddleback or Old Speck, and earn those wild panoramic views.
2. Paddle a hidden pond at sunrise
Grab a kayak or canoe and explore one of the region’s 300+ lakes and ponds, the quieter the water, the wilder it feels.
3. Chase waterfalls deep in the woods
Discover tucked-away cascades like Angel Falls or Screw Auger Falls and feel that fresh spray on your face after the hike in.
4. Go off-grid in a cozy cabin
Trade Wi-Fi for wildlife and wake up to birdsong, pine trees, and the sound of loons calling across the lake.
5. Take a spontaneous backroad detour
Roll the windows down, follow a winding road, and see where it leads. You just might find a farm stand, a mountain view, or your new favorite trail.

Bonus: Can't get enough? Head to Mt. Blue State Park. This state park is always sure to bring out your !

05/18/2026

*speechless*

05/15/2026

The Sebago Lakes region offers easy access to some of Maine’s most popular freshwater experiences, from boating and paddling to lakeside towns and scenic drives.

When will you be visiting? Learn more about the region: https://mainelakesandmountains.com/places/sebago-lakes/

05/13/2026

Some of the best roads in the Maine Lakes & Mountains region aren’t paved. Out here, adventure often starts where the map ends.

05/11/2026

National Tourism Week is a great excuse to here in western Maine. Just saying 😎

It’s National Travel and Tourism Week. Take it as your sign to plan that Maine getaway. 🌲🌊

In Maine, adventure comes naturally: bold coastlines, beautiful forests, peaceful mountaintops, pristine lakes, fresh seafood and small towns full of charm.

Where in Maine do you plan to visit?

05/09/2026

If you’re looking for a true sign of spring, this is it. 💜

McLaughlin Garden’s Lilac Festival returns May 22–25 with 125+ varieties of blooms to explore, daily garden tours, lilac tea tastings, a food truck, and more. Visitors are sure to enjoy this "scent-sational" experience!

It’s a perfect way to spend a spring day.

10am–4pm | $5 admission