Rockland
Rockland, Maine, home of the windjammers,
prospered because of its harbor: with little fresh
water flowing into it, it doesn't usually freeze
in winter. More...
Camden
A small coastal town wedged between
the salt waters of Penobscot Bay and
a range of rocky hills, Camden is famous
for poetry, parks and windjammers. More...
Castine
Set apart on a peninsula
in Penobscot Bay, Castine is
a gem: graceful old houses, shady streets,
a turbulent military
history, and the Maine Maritime Academy.
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Blue Hill
A town of majestic
elm trees, with prim white clapboard homes
and churches, Blue Hill attracts
visitors because it's most outstanding "attractions" are
peace, quiet, summer chamber music, artists,
and an easy pace. More...
Deer
Isle & Stonington
No tourist crowds here! The bus
tours and RVs may head for Bar
Harbor, but Deer
Isle and Stonington retain
their serene beauty and authenticity. This
is real Maine!
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Bar
Harbor & Mt Desert Island
Maine's premier travel destination
is the Victorian resort town of Bar Harbor,
with Acadia
National Park—the
only national park in the northeast US—on
its doorstep, and fast ferries to Nova
Scotia, Canada. More...
Acadia National Park
New England's only national park has dramatic
landscapes and lots of history. More...
