As the leaves turn and Maine’s forests light up with color, hiking enthusiasts near and far seek our hiking trails. The unmatched views and cooler days present ideal hiking conditions, but hikers need to be prepared for fall’s unique conditions:…
Whether you’re looking to explore your local snowy trails or hike into Acadia National Park, snowshoes are always the answer. As technology continues to evolve, it can be overwhelming to choose the best pair for you. We have done the homework…
Have you ever been traveling, looked out the window, and noticed the most beautiful spot you’ve ever seen? Why not get up close and personal by hiking there? Grab these 3 great reasons to start hiking today! Hiking for better…
Original source: sierraclub.org BY CONNOR MCGUIGAN “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness?” wrote John Steinbeck. Point taken, but there’s also a certain sweetness to the cold of winter. Cold-weather camping is…
Winter activity holidays for families usually require advance planning to be successful. We recommend a simple packing list when going skiing. A ski trip is one of the best ways your family can enjoy the winter months together. Sometimes as…
I was introduced to the Oboz Bridger Mid Waterproof hiking boot when I was looking for a pair of warm and comfortable late-season boots. I did my normal research by surfing different websites. I saw plenty of different options and…
If your family wants to go skiing on your next vacation, but you don’t know how to ski, go ahead and plan that ski vacation anyway! You can learn how to ski and you will have a great time doing…
Snowshoeing. The idea of exploration in the way of long-forgotten inhabitants of the winter landscape, the way of first Indian tribes and later the pioneer’s way is quite exciting in its simplicity. With over 6,000 years of history, we can…
1. Androscoggin Riverlands State Park Lying near Maine’s second-largest urban area (Lewiston/Auburn), Androscoggin Riverlands State Park is a 2,675-acre expanse with 12 miles of river frontage. More than half of Maine’s population lives within an hour’s drive of this park,…
1. Baxter State Park All sites have natural water sources and none have spigots. All water should be treated. This is a wilderness area. No cooking or sleeping supplies are available for purchase within the park. There are no showers,…
