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Maineiac OutdoorsTrails that beckoned: Fig Newton on his 12,000 miles of hiking
The Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Long Trail, John Muir Trail. Yep, Long distance hiking junkie Wayne Newton of Maine has hiked them. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsDecember outdoors: Enjoy nature programs and winter trails at L.C. Bates Museum
The L.C Bates Museum and the Good Will-Hinckley trails are wonderful places to explore Maine’s winter world. Visit the museum for informative nature programs and woods walking during the month of December. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsSkiing: Family-friendly King Pine Ski Area has snow guns blasting for opening day
King Pine Ski Area is one of many great New England examples of ski hills where small really is beautiful. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsAcadia National Park passes on sale for half-price!
Acadia National Park entrance passes are on sale Dec 1-31 at half price. Just $25 buys you an entire year of outdoor fun at one of America's most beautiful national parks! Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsGet stoked for winter fun at the Boston.com Ski & Snowboard Expo this weekend
The 34th annual extravaganza, a monstrous 4-day event to get you psyched for everything winter, runs Thursday, November 12 through Sunday, November 15 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking the Appalachian Trail: Carey Kish signs off on that long journey to Katahdin
The long journey that began in March ended on Oct. 4 with a hug of the famous Katahdin sign. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsWhere’s Carey? And why did his blog stop?
While he was impressively able to hike, write and regularly update his blog for the first part of the hike, he's found it harder to keep up lately. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsSix-Moon Journey: A day of rough going gives way to an easy night
Pochuck Mountain and Pochuck Bog are highlights of this big hiking day in the NJ heat. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsSix-Moon Journey: Cooling off at High Point State Park
A long, hot day leads to welcome break at a beach and snack bar in the shadow of New Jersey's highest point. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsSix-Moon Journey: I don’t get gypped at Gyp’s Tavern
I make a trip down nostalgia lane with a visit to a venerable pub in Branchville. Read on
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From Berlin to Portland, pianist Carolyn Swartz provides the sound for silent films and we preview her upcoming series of shows accompanying the Kinonik Film Series. We also send you to Belfast for the sensational, all local All Roads Music Festival.
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