| Page Views: 27,864 Last Visit to Maine: October, 2003 | Multifaceted Maine: New England's Crown Jewel by richiecdisc - last update: Nov 17, 2003 |
It seems New Englanders like to keep Maine a secret commodity. While neighbor Vermont projects images of covered bridges, rolling hills filled with foliage and quaint little towns, Maine seems content to quietly lure the true outdoor types “down east” as locals call it. Perhaps it is Vermont’s “green” reputation that makes it such a media darling or their tourist bureau is more aggressive but Maine has all of Vermont’s postcard features along with the most rugged coastline on the eastern seaboard. Though by no means off the beaten path, Maine still offers quiet solitude for those who choose to seek it, along with landscapes to wow even the most jaded traveler. Whether you desire a relaxing weekend getaway, coastal walks, or to climb a rugged mountain, Maine does indeed have it all. Oh, and don’t forget the lobster. Never forget the lobster. |
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jenn5179 Thu Jul 3, 2008 17:36 UTC
Great reviews and suggestions -- gorgeous photos! I am planning to surprise the husband with a 4 day trip in the fall -- drive up and down the coast, stay in Bar Harbor for the big Oktoberfest celebration on 10/11 Thanks for the info! | Florida999 Mon Jun 18, 2007 19:33 UTC
Oh man....I am SO going to starve up there ( don't like seafood) ...2 weeks until our trip to Maine and NS. You have a lot of good info on your page. We are going to Baxter S.P. first to hike the mountain | Pawtuxet Sat Feb 24, 2007 14:03 UTC
Some wonderful photography here. Great job on a beautiful collection of state and national parks. | iandsmith Wed Aug 9, 2006 07:13 UTC
Good to see VT sent the right man in. |
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