Reclaiming Maine
Maine has a wealth of opportunities if you're looking to get outdoors for some fresh air and a peaceful walk. From magical pine forests, to sweeping meadows, to coastal cliff walks, the options are endless. Even better, there are always new places to explore, with your furry friend at your side. If you're looking for a new place to bring your pup, check out these 5 easy to moderate hikes that our Explore More Ambassador, Megan Steele loves to hike with her two dogs.
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If you're looking for a dog friendly camping adventure, look no further. The Slipper Rock Riverbank Hip Campsite is the perfect getaway, with all the outdoor adventures you'd want right outside your tent. Enjoy a paddle along the Androscoggin River, or an abundance of hiking, biking or skiing on this beautiful 400+ acre property.
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Round Pond is a secure, protected harbor located off Muscongus Sound on Pemaquid Peninsula, about 70 miles up the coast from Portland. The Bristol area is made up of multiple quaint villages, including New Harbor, Pemaquid, Round Pond, Bristol Mills and Chamberlain. All bustling in the summer months, known for their seafood spots, active fishing wharfs, local shops, boating and more. Our Explore More Ambassador Gillian Schair soaked in the coastal beauty of Maine and shares some of her favorite things to do in the area.
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Camden, Maine is located along the Maine mid-coast, and is a dream for outdoor adventurers, foodies and ocean lovers. Our Explore More Ambassador Jasmine Edwards chose to explore this area for its wealth of recreational opportunities, such as hiking, paddling, sailing, great restaurants and breweries.
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Located in Maine's beautiful western mountains, Carrabassett Valley is home to Sugarloaf mountain and is known for its year round outdoor recreation community. Explore More Ambassador Kathryn Gatewood shares a variety of activities to do while visiting the area, including hiking, biking, swimming and more during the summer months.
