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Taste of Maine Chips: How a $75M Factory Is Reviving Maine Potato Country
Taste of Maine Chips: How a $75M Factory Is Reviving Maine Potato Country Taste of Maine Chips are bringing a brand-new crunch to one of Maine’s oldest agricultural traditions. Made in Limestone, Maine, with locally grown potatoes from Aroostook County, these kettle-cooked potato chips are the result of a major new investment in northern Maine’s … Continued
Summer in Maine: 11 Reasons Millions Visit
Summer in Maine: 11 Reasons Millions Visit Vacationland There is nothing quite like summer in Maine. Maybe it is the smell of salt air along the rocky coast, the sound of loons calling across a quiet lake, or the first bite of a fresh lobster roll after a day of exploring. Whatever brings people here, … Continued
Cranberries: Maine’s Tart Little Treasure
Cranberries may be small, but in Maine, they carry big memories. Growing up, we’d pile into the car for a drive to the local bog, wrapped in scarves and sipping hot cider. The fields would glow a deep ruby red against the autumn sky—that’s the kind of view you don’t forget. These days, we still … Continued
Lighthouse secrets: 5 hidden coastal photo spots
Lighthouse Secrets: A Maine Coastal Welcome Ever feel the pull to follow the coastline until you spot that white tower rising above the rocks? I do. Growing up, we’d pile into Grandma’s van with a thermos of cocoa and chase the next lighthouse—not for souvenirs, but for those Wow! moments when light met ocean. In … Continued
Ready for fall? Maine’s hidden roads locals love
It may still feel like summer in some parts of the state, but here in Maine, fall has officially arrived! The air feels crisp, pumpkin spice is back at Dunkin’, and the trees are just beginning to blush with color. Whether you’re planning a quick day trip or a full-on foliage adventure, Maine offers some … Continued
