Maine's cobblestone beaches are magical places
"In Maine, we’re lucky to have quite a few cobblestone beaches. Worldwide, they’re considered somewhat rare," Aislinn Sarnacki writes.
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"In Maine, we’re lucky to have quite a few cobblestone beaches. Worldwide, they’re considered somewhat rare," Aislinn Sarnacki writes.
From Acadia in Maine to the Everglades in Florida, this road trip hits seven national parks, covers 1,800 miles, and guides you away from the crowds Get off the beaten path on this East Coast national parks road trip
Acadia is as much an immersion in Down East Maine culture as it is a place of rugged coastal wonders
Several years ago, on a cold, mid-March evening at about 10 p.m., I took my dogs out for a walk beyond the lights of our home in Carbondale, Colorado. The sky was ablaze with stars, and as I looked up for the Big Dipper and the North Star, I noticed that the far horizon pulsated in a green glow. I couldn't believe that I was seeing the northern lights.
Bearing witness to the aurora borealis in Maine and New England is one of the greatest yet most rarely seen spectacles for anyone willing to sacrifice a bit of sleep.