The small-town general store offers something retail giants don’t: community & connection.

There are few places in the world where you can source a pizza’s ingredients entirely from one region. Maine is one of those places.

Take the road less traveled. Gravel bikes are a gateway to miles of off-road adventure.

On the cover: Sebago Lake is a giant among Maine’s lakes and the deepest, too. With coves and forested inlets and opportunities to sail, angle, swim and camp, the lakes region is a favorite for summer adventures.

This Maine nonprofit combines homemade food with heartfelt storytelling at unique potluck events.

Get ready to travel to the bottom of the sea, imagine life as a bird, and follow a child determined to clean up their neighborhood, one piece of trash at a time.

You can see ancient indigenous tools, contemporary art, meteorites from Mars and more at these unique places of wonder.

Maine is rich in adaptive winter sports programs that allow people with disabilities to experience the joy of skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and more.

Check out anything from musical instruments to microscopes from Maine’s Libraries of Things

Skiing, snowshoeing and staying in Maine’s winter wilds can be an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind adventure

Learning how to track wild animals is a great way to get outside and enjoy a winter’s day, and fresh snow offers boundless opportunities.

These three Maine shops have made sustainability their business for three decades.

At these free events, people gather to repair everyday objects with the help of skilled volunteers. Think coffee makers, computers, bicycles, clothing—and more.

Sweat it out at these Maine saunas…and enjoy some nice health benefits in the process!

On the cover: Judi steps out of a cabin in the 100-Mile Wilderness to fresh falling snow.

Food waste is a serious problem for the environment. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to reduce the amount of food waste your household creates.

Have clothes you no longer wear hanging around your closet? Here’s where you can donate and sell your used clothing and gear in Maine, plus tips for selling secondhand online.

What do you get when you combine primordial materials, searing heat, immense skill, artistic vision and a sprinkling of alchemy?

These local businesses are crafting fermented foods full of flavor and health benefits.

Winding roads, rivers and coves lead to picture-perfect seascapes and classic New England small towns in Maine’s Mid-Midcoast