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If you are planning a Maine vacation, consider MaineVacationME.com, which will expose you to the state’s natural beauty and delectable seafood. Go cross-country skiing, walk along beaches, take a hike in the forests, go hunting for deer or moose, tour historic homes and light houses, and shop in boutiques.

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Aroostook County, nicknamed “The Crown of Maine,” is the largest and northernmost county in Maine, with 2,000 lakes, rivers, and streams. This area is wonderful for outdoor reaction, including biking, hiking, camping, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Golf is another popular activity in Aroostook County; many Maine vacation rental homes are conveniently located on golf courses.

The Down East region of Maine offers rich history and countless natural wonders, and Acadia vacation rentals will put you right in the midst of things. Enjoy Acadia National Park, where ocean shorelines meet woodlands, lakes, and granite-topped mountains. While you’re near the water, you can go whale and puffin watching, and even seakayaking, though be sure to wear a wet suit to combat the chilly waters.

Greater Portland and Casco Bay offer metropolitan living among small town comfort. Savor the flavor at the Casco Brewing Company, which creates high-quality ales and lagers is the third largest brewery in Maine. The historic downtown district of Portland is an excellent spot for shopping. The Museum at Port Head Light recounts the history of the oldest lighthouse in Maine and there are numerous sightseeing cruises that can give you a thorough taste of this region.

The Kennebec and Moose River Valleys region is another fantastic destination for outdoor lovers. Recreation options include hunting, fishing, canoeing, bicycling, kayaking, hiking, and in the fall, enjoying the beautiful fall foliage. The region offers rolling hills, farms, and quaint small towns. Here you can tour the governor’s mansion, see the capital building, explore museums, and visit Fort Western, which is the oldest surviving wooden fort in New England. For an unforgettable day trip, travel along the scenic Route 201. This will take you directly to The Forks, an area well known for whitewater rafting.

Breathtaking scenery can be found in the Maine Lakes and Mountains region, where there are four truly distinct seasons. Nordic and alpine skiing are popular sports, especially on famous Sugarloaf Mountain. This area is brimming with wildlife, including moose and loons.

Maine’s Mid-Coast region contains many bed and breakfasts in charming historic homes. In Thomaston, you can find the General Henry Knox Museum in his former home in Thomaston, which commemorates his life as a Revolutionary War general and politician. Artisans have looked to the coast for inspiration for their work, and you can visit artist’s studios and buy their work. Explore marine life by taking a cruise on a lobster boat!

Ogunquit vacation rentals are the ideal way to explore the Southern Maine Coast, which offers golf courses, beaches, boutiques, hiking, and biking.

The Maine Highlands region has been a popular vacation spot since the late 1800s and contains the highest peak and most park land area in Maine. Moosehead Lake cabin rentals offer easy access to swimming in the summers. Winter activities in the Highlands include skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling.

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