Snowshoeing Coastal New Hampshire and Maine

Written by Sherry Hanson
Published on April 6, 2016

If you have not ventured out of the interior terrain in your area, with its fragrant evergreens,
whispering winds and hilly trails, lift your head and smell the salt air. New Hampshire’s coastline is a very small portion of the … Continue reading →

Hiking Blue Hill Mountain on the Maine Coast

Written by John Stiles
Published on April 4, 2016

The rugged glaciated coastline of Maine is unique among U.S. states. Countless inlets, mountains, lakes and thousands of offshore islands give Maine visitors and residents unlimited opportunities for outdoor exploration and recreation in all seasons. Snowshoe enthusiasts can enjoy numerous … Continue reading →

Acadia National Park: A Hiker’s Paradise

Written by Sherry Hanson
Published on July 1, 2014

Too many visitors to Maine’s Acadia National Park drive the loop road along the rocky coast and never stray, but the loop road only covers about a third of the park’s 34,000 acres. To see Acadia is to walk, hike, … Continue reading →

Hiking Maine’s Monhegan Island

Written by Sherry Hanson
Published on July 1, 2014

The only way to get to this island that lies ten miles off the coast of Maine is by boat. Three ferry lines operate daily in high season, roughly June through August, one line running all year. No cars are … Continue reading →