About Maine

The northernmost part of New England has much to offer a discerning traveler. Beaches, coastlines and scenic byways really serve to transport one to a new destination, a new world rather. Come springtime, and a whole range of paddling events welcome the water action lovers. The month of April generally sees many races attracting expert and recreational canoeists and kayakers from the northeast and Canada. The streams and rivers provide plenty of opportunities to revel under the sun, with a piece of streamlined wood, plastic or carbon fiber beneath, and two arms to guide the piece along. But the boat stuff is only part of the fun. Fishermen have much to look forward to, as also do nature lovers. 

Antique hunters can check out the Maine Antiquing Trail. The trail consists of more than 400 antique shops. The highways and byways are so filled with antique shops that antique hunters come here from all over the Northeast. The Big Dipper Trail, The South Coast Trail, and the Downeast Trail are the major ones for the antique lover. Following some long and hard antique hunting, unwind at the beaches of Maine. Beaches are of the saltwater and fresh water kind here. The ocean offers miles of white sand beaches, while the many lakes and ponds of Maine have plenty of relaxation opportunities on their beaches. Maine Vacation Rentals ensure that it’s not only the beaches and vacation attractions of Maine that offer a good time. And the good times are sure to stay in the mind for quite some time.      
Maine Travelers Journal
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