Best Summer Photo Spots
We know how much goes into capturing those perfect moments that live on long after you leave, here are some inspiring photo hot spots.
Maine Lakes & Mountains
This western part of the state stretches from New Hampshire’s border to Sebago Lake and is home to the state’s highest peaks and year-round activities.
Maine Highlands
The area beckons outdoor enthusiasts who camp, hike its expansive trails, experience the best canoeing and kayaking Maine has to offer.
Kennebec & Moose River Valleys
This north-south swathe of Maine extends from the state capital of Augusta to the border of the Canadian province of Quebec.
Downeast & Acadia
Covering a huge expanse of territory and terrains, coastlines and woodlands, many far from the crowds, from Bar Harbor to Mount Desert Island.
Aroostook county
Aroostook, also known to locals as The County, holds a fascination for outdoor enthusiasts and is known for its Maine potato harvest.
Peaks Island
Get a taste of island living with restaurants, an inn, and plenty to see and do. Just a 20 minute ride from Portland.
Long Island
Unwind with tranquil harbors and ocean breezes at this small, island community with vacation, cabin, and home rentals.
Little Diamond Island
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and venture to the private island community of Little Diamond Island.
Great Diamond Island
Great Diamond Island features picnic areas and hiking trails that allow for taking in the beauty of the island.
Cliff Island
Cliff Island is the smallest island in Portland’s Casco Bay and is home to both year-round and summer residents.
Chebeague Island
Chebeague Island is the largest island in Portland’s Casco Bay and is home to both year-round and summer residents.