pine tree state

While pickleball is often called the ‘fastest-growing sport’ in America, its popularity is really picking up here in Maine!

While most of the spiders found in Maine are harmless—though occasionally creepy—there are two species that can cause some problems.

We’ve got a lot of great beach towns here in Maine, and that’s reflected in the fact that three of them are ranked among the best in America!

We love Mexican food up here in Maine, and apparently, this popular restaurant is where you can find the best burrito in our state.

One of the most photographed lighthouses in the world can be found right here in Maine—but where are the most concentrated in our Pine Tree State?

While Maine is filled with awesome and generally ‘cozy’ places to grab a coffee, one spot is getting national attention for being called the coziest.

If you want to take a step back in time and experience a bit of real-time history, here’s where you can find the oldest soda fountain in Maine!

While our Pine Tree State is home to many beautiful lakes, one in particular stands out when it comes to sheer prettiness.

We’re all given one at birth, but some names are handed out more frequently than others. So, what are the most popular baby names in Maine?

The oldest continuously operating candy store in Maine has been open for almost as long as the oldest candy store in America!

There are so many amazing places to camp throughout our Pine Tree State, but this spot in particular is getting national attention!

We love the summer concert season here in Maine, and the lineup for the 2025 summer concert season is looking so far, so good!

Where in our Pine Tree State can you take a figurative step back in time and visit one of the oldest general stores in America?

While our Pine Tree State has been a state since 1820, this business in Maine has been continuously operating since the 1600s!

It's an understatement to say there are quite a few islands here in Maine—but at the end of the day, how many islands are actually here?

Surprisingly, this pizza and Italian chain, which opened its first location over four decades ago in Somerville, Massachusetts, has zero locations in Maine.