Acadia National Park coastline from above

✦ Maine, Discovered

Infinite Things
To Do

From rugged sea cliffs to moose-dotted wilderness — Maine rewards every kind of adventurer.

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Six Reasons Maine is
Unlike Anywhere Else

From its wild Atlantic coastline to its moose-thick interior — Maine doesn't just offer experiences, it rewires how you see the world.

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Vast Maine wilderness landscape
17.7 millionAcres of forests
Wilderness & Scale

America's Most
Forested State

Maine is 90% forested — the most of any US state. That's 17.7 million acres of pine, birch, and spruce stretching to the horizon. Whether you're paddling remote lakes, summit-bagging in Baxter, or just breathing clean air — Maine's scale is transformative.

  • 2,000+ lakes and ponds to explore
  • No crowds — even in peak season
  • Home to the Appalachian Trail's northern terminus
Coastal Magic

3,500 Miles of
Raw Coastline

Maine's jagged, rocky coast is longer than California's. Hundreds of uninhabited islands, dramatic sea cliffs, tidal pools teeming with life, and the most-photographed lighthouses on Earth. No beach resort can compete.

  • 64+ historic lighthouses still standing
  • 3,000 offshore islands to discover
  • World-class whale watching from June–September
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Maine rocky coastline with lighthouse
3,500 miOf coastline
6,000+
Lakes & Ponds
64+
Lighthouses
90%
Forested Land
3,500mi
Coastline

Maine by Season

Summer on Maine beach

Maine Summer: Coastline & Sunsets

Summers in Maine are legendary. Warm ocean breezes, cool granite trails, sailing trips around rocky islands, and eating fresh steamed clams on cedar docks. Perfect for swimming and stargazing.