Derek Runnells News Today

Near the top of the hike, a viewpoint looks out on the ocean and the mountains of Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island.

In Maine, there are plenty of short hikes up small mountains and hills to vistas that may take you by surprise.

If you took a winter hiking break, it’s time to dust off those hiking boots and get back on the trail.

For people looking for a bit of a challenge this winter, this list may be for you.

The state is filled with trails and woods roads that are groomed for cross-country skiing. Here are some highlights.

Hiking through deep snow, especially on trails that haven’t been packed down, is a great workout, but it can be frustrating.

Just because the leaves have fallen and the temperatures have dropped, doesn’t mean there isn’t any opportunity to see some beautiful views this winter.

Even in winter there's life and vibrance in the lush forests of the Northeast. You just have to know where to look.

The mountain peak that towers over Maine is hundreds of thousands of years old, and still holds many mysteries.

There's a good reason that Acadia National Park is such a go-to spot for hikers and tourists alike during the peak summer months.