Winter is finally out of here… well, we hope. Mainers are ready to get outside, and with mild temperatures expected soon, outdoor spring activities will resume.
After a Portland, Maine, Facebook user proposed the question "where are the best islands to go biking on," Mainers responded with these three answers the most.
Moosehead Outdoor Alliance is hosting a dinner and silent auction this Sat., June 8th to improve and enhance mountain bike trails in the Moosehead Lake area.
Winter (or whatever that was) seems to have come and gone. Mainers are ready to get outside, and with mild temperatures expected to continue, we can expect some businesses and activity centers to open early this year.
A group of cyclists made a 4,000 mile trek, coast-to-coast and they made stops to build houses along the way, including a very deserving person here in Maine!
You'll soon be seeing bicycles on the roads here in central Maine. Maine sure does have many peaceful and safe places to enjoy biking. Travel and Leisure Magazine has complied a list of the best places to bike in Maine.
Ellen Wells is an old friend. She's good people and she's amazing! That was quite evident to all who attended the Winter Carnival this past Saturday at Waterville's Quarry Road Recreation Area, hosted by Inland Hospital! She's one of the key people who, along with the city of Waterville, executed this event.
More than $1.5 million was raised this weekend during two major cancer awareness events in Maine.
The 16th annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk drew more than 1,500 participants in Portland alone. Other walks were held in Brunswick, Kittery and Damariscotta Sunday.