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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure in Bath: Explore the preserve, Front Street shops & lunch at Starlight Cafe
Bath may be the perfect Maine city. It's small, but not too small, and it has all the amenities you want in a city: Practical and fun shopping options, good restaurants, low traffic, and great places for walking, hiking and biking. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Camp under the stars & hike Cutler Coast (maybe the most beautiful place in Maine)
I know these are fighting words, but, here it goes: Cutler is the most beautiful place in Maine — specifically the Cutler Coast Public Lands. It could almost be mistaken for the coast of Ireland with its steep, steep rocky drops into azure [albeit freezing] waters. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Ride bikes, explore and take in the views on Peaks Island
Now that I've experienced the laid-back feel and stunning views on Peaks, I'll definitely be heading back. The Portland skyline may still be in view, but from the island, the city feels far, far away. Read on
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Do thisMaine Mini Adventure: Hit the Beach, Pond & Trails at Range Pond State Park in Poland
Folks slightly father away might not be as hip to this state park, or know that, in addition to the aforementioned beach, pond and trails, you can also rent canoes, kayaks and paddleboards for $5. Or bring your own. There's an easily accessible boat launch, too. And an eagle's nest! Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Hike, kayak, & lunch like a local in Boothbay
In this busy, mid-coast town, skip the whale watches and the shopping for a stunning hike, the lobster roll's less-famous cousin, a sea-level view of the harbor and a beer on a boat. Well, at a boat. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Rock hound in Auburn, eat burgers & custard in New Gloucester
Playing in the dirt to mine for Maine gems is what makes Mt. Apatite such a fun place to visit. Grab a backpack, a hammer and get your treasure-hunting self to Auburn. On your way back to Portland, take trip down the scenic Route 100 and stop at Fat Guys for burgers and fries and its next door neighbor, Hodgman’s, for some frozen custard. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Camden is a great place for a weekend novel, sail and vintage cocktail
If you have a free Saturday or Sunday, you should head up to Camden. There, you can find one heck of a cocktail, a cheap sail in one of the prettiest spots of coast in the world and one of my favorite book nooks. Plus: vintage cowboy boots. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Blueberry Mountain, baked treats & a dip in Rattlesnake Pool
Evans Notch, about 20 miles north of Fryeburg, on the Maine side of the White Mountains National Forest that offers some amazing mountain views. Blueberry Mountain is one of my family’s favorite places to hike. The mountain offers a moderate challenge and a wonderful, slightly off-the-beaten-path swimming spot that is a fun way to cool off on a hot day. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Explore forts, admire the lighthouse, eat lobster at Pemaquid
Pemaquid is a coastal town rich in colonial history and (oh yes!) delicious lobster. Explore the forts, break for dinner & admire the lighthouse at sunset. Read on
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Maine Mini AdventureMaine Mini Adventure: Flea Market, Film & Fiasco in Brunswick
Brunswick certainly has plenty of options for quick day trips. This Maine mini adventure hits just a few of the highlights (and two are a stones-throw from each other. How convenient). There will be deal-hunting. There will be film. There will be gelato. And heck, if you'd like to add a beer and a falafel pita to the mix, by all means do. Read on
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