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Maine is 320 miles long and 210 miles wide, leaving some 33,200 square miles of vacationland from which to choose. The coast's rugged, rocky coves harbor many a B&B. The further you venture along Route 1, the more you disappear into Maine's isolated, sea-sprayed bliss (with the exception of busy Bar Harbor, the gateway to Acadia National Park). If you really want to vanish, head up to the lake-strewn hills, whose historic sporting camps and stately inns will shake the city right out of you. Here are a few of the best places, from bustling Kennebunkport and the surprisingly cosmopolitan Portland to the wilds of the Maine North Woods.
The best place to slumber on Mount Desert Island is in a sleeping bag under the stars at an oceanfront campsite in Acadia National Park. If pitching a...more
When the Bethel Inn opened in 1913, it was cool to arrive in a Model T; today the top forms of transportation are a pair of Rossignol skis or Merrell boots....more
Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum—the Captain Lord Mansion sits like a giant ship in downtown Kennebunkport, with a salty crew that tends to its 20,000...more
Sometimes, all the whale-watching, antique-shopping, ice-cream-slurping hoopla of the Maine coast can create a Calgon moment. That's when you take yourself...more
Maybe it's because innkeeper Elizabeth Knowlton used to run a fly-fishing lodge in Montana, but the Inn at Bath, along Maine's Midcoast area, is one of the...more
For a ticket to the epicenter of Portland's indie-rock scene, head to the burgeoning east side and the Jupiter Hotel. The 80-room converted motel's small but...more
Maine has some places so quiet you'd swear you could hear the blueberries growing and the maple syrup flowing. This is not one of them. Northern Outdoors is a...more
If Persephone—whose statue graces the black-and-white-checked foyer of this Italianate mansion—was queen of the underworld, the Pomegranate Inn...more
The Portland Harbor Hotel is a trompe l'oeil. Though only built in 2002, it blends seamlessly into the ancient brick buildings and cobblestone streets of the...more
Okay, so you're not the next Winslow Homer. But you still may be inspired to pick up a paintbrush at the Rock Gardens Inn, which hosts art workshops in the...more
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