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Dotted with lakes, this forested, delightfully underdeveloped region is perfect for anyone
seeking pastoral solitude.
What to do:
Get back to nature with days spent boating, fishing, and hiking. And be sure
to look out for wildlife: Animal lovers will be thrilled with the variety of fauna — including bear,
beaver, deer, fox, and moose — that call the area home.
Where to do it:
For hikers, the Island Falls Trail is a great place to start. Seeking a more
challenging trek? Set your sights on Big Squaw Mountain, which offers stunning vistas
across the region. To leave land, sign up for a moose-watching canoe tour with Greenville’s
Northwoods Outfitters, or rent a kayak and go bass fishing on Mattawamkeag Lake.
Why go now:
Because spring has sprung. The area is flush with the colors of the season,
the wildlife is more active, and it is less crowded than the summer months, when families
from cities across the northeast flock to the state.
Insider’s tip:
Maine was once among the world’s most productive logging regions. Learn
about the industry, and what it was like to live and work in a logging camp, at the Patten
Lumbermen’s Museum.
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