1. Ogunquit
Address: 622 Congress St #9998, Portland, ME 04101, United States.
Ogunquit is a town in Maine. In Abenaki language means "beautiful place by the sea." It has a humid climate with cold winters and humid, hot summers. Ogunquit is considered one of the best vacation spots because of its scenic coast, shopping, dining, sandy beaches, and art galleries.
2. Acadia National Park
Address: Maine, United States.
Acadia National Park is located in the state of Maine and is a national park in America. There are coniferous and deciduous woodlands, lakes, ponds and wetlands, mountains and ocean coastline in the park. 37 mammalian species, 331 bird species, and 33 fish species are protected in this park. The park provides recreational activities such as horseback riding, rock climbing, canoeing and kayaking on lakes and ponds, swimming at Echo Lake and Sand Beach, hiking, car, and bus touring along the park's paved loop road and bicycling during spring to autumn and ice fishing snowshoeing and snowmobiling during winter
3. Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Address: 132 Botanical Gardens Dr, Boothbay, ME 04537, United States.
Coastal Maine Botanical Garden is located Boothbay, Maine. This garden is Maine's most attractive spot and is the largest botanical garden. the garden was opened in the year 2007. The visitors to the garden can either get pleasure from the prettiness of nature or can be a part of horticultural therapy.
4. Ski Sugarloaf
Address: 5092 Access Rd, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947, United States.
Ski Sugarloaf is a resort and a ski area situated in the Sugarloaf mountain. Sugarloaf is the second largest state highest ski resort. It is a remote area. The special feature of the mountain is the downhill and Nordic Skiing trails. Recreational facilities, live music performances, resort area dining, boating are some other features of Ski Sugarloaf.
5. Fort Kent
Address: 152 W Main St, Fort Kent, ME 04743, United States.
Fort Kent is a town in Aroostook County, Maine. It is closely related to its Canadian neighbors and is a great place for playing outdoors or jumping off for a quick visit to nearby Canada. The Kent Center is available for mountain biking and hiking.
6. Baxter State Park
Address: Belfast, ME 04915, United States.
Baxter State Park is located in Northern Piscataquis, Piscataquis country in north-central Maine. It is a large desert area that is conserved as a state park. This park was established on 3rd March 1931. Baxter State Park is home to the peak, Mount Katahdin.
7. Moosehead Lake
Address: 2 Moosehead Lake Rd, Greenville, ME 04441, United States.
Moosehead Lake is situated in the Longfellow Mountains in the Maine Highlands region. It is the largest mountain lake in the eastern United States and the largest lake in the U.S. State of Maine. Lake is a great place to see exotic fall foliage.
8. The Acadian Village
Address: 200 Greenleaf Dr, Lafayette, LA 70506, United States.
The Acadian Village is a museum that reflects the Acadian heritage. It is located at Van Buren. A complex of 6 historic buildings are included here, these tells about the work and life of the 19th century French Americans. The complex is listed among the National Register of Historic Places. The museum will be working from June to September.
9. Aroostook State Park
Address: Andrews Ave, Falmouth, ME 04105, United States.
Aroostook State Park is the oldest park in Maine and is one of the highlights of the Maine North Woods. The park was established in the year 1938. The park provides campground and trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking. Near to Aroostook State Park is the Echo Lake from where canoeing, swimming, and fishing can be done.
10. Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
Address: Bristol, ME 04554, United States.
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse is located in Bristol, Lincoln Country, Maine at the top of Pemaquid Neck. It is the historic U.S. lighthouse. The lighthouse is licensed to the American Lighthouse Foundation and is owned by the U.S. Coast Guard. On 16th April 1985, the lighthouse has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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