Regions of Maine
From sandy southern beaches to rugged Downeast islands, wild North Woods to picturesque mountain valleys—discover the distinct character of each region.
Southern Maine
The "Maine Riviera." Miles of soft white sand beaches, historic resort towns, and family amusements stretching from Kittery to Old Orchard Beach.
Greater Portland
A cultural powerhouse on Casco Bay, combining the cobblestone charm of the Old Port with a nationally acclaimed food scene. Beyond the city, explore Cape Elizabeth's lighthouses and the quiet shores of Falmouth.
Midcoast
A classic maritime region of finger-like peninsulas, snug harbors, and world-class sailing. From the shipbuilding city of Bath to the windjammers of Camden, this is the coast of postcards.
Downeast & Acadia
Where the sun rises first. This region is home to the stunning granite peaks of Acadia National Park, the dramatic Bold Coast, and authentic fishing villages where lobster is king.
Western Mountains & Lakes
A rugged playground of high peaks and deep glacial lakes. Home to the Appalachian Trail, major ski resorts like Sugarloaf and Sunday River, and the pristine Rangeley Lakes.
Kennebec Valley
The heart of Maine, following the mighty Kennebec River. Discover the state capital of Augusta, the college town of Waterville, and the whitewater rafting hub of The Forks.
Maine Highlands
The wild heart of Maine, anchored by Moosehead Lake and Mount Katahdin. This is the land of moose, vast forests, and the start of the Appalachian Trail.
Aroostook
"The County" is a land of rolling potato fields, Swedish heritage, and endless skies. It offers a peaceful escape and some of the best snowmobiling trails in the East.