Maine
Maine's coastline looks short on a map and takes an entire vacation to actually drive, because it folds in and out around a thousand small harbors.
Portland has turned into a real food city, with more good restaurants per block than a lot of places twice its size. Further up the coast, Acadia National Park has the only place on the East Coast where you can watch the sunrise from a mountaintop for part of the year.
Lobster rolls are sold everywhere and taste different depending on whether the shack puts mayonnaise on them or just butter.
Cities
Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor exists mostly because of Acadia National Park next door, and most visitors split their…
Explore →Camden
Camden's harbor sits directly beneath Mount Battie, and the short hike to its summit gives one…
Explore →Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport's harbor is lined with old sea captains' homes turned inns, and the Bush family's summer…
Explore →Ogunquit
Ogunquit's Marginal Way footpath runs along the rocky coastline between the town and Perkins Cove, past…
Explore →Portland
Portland punches well above its size when it comes to food, with a dense cluster of…
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