Maine is known for its beautiful coast and gorgeous mountains, but in between is the stunning Lakes Region and Sebago Lake at its heart. Join us as we explore Sebago Lake, uncovering great small towns with main streets filled with local shops, hikes, state parks and an island only accessible by boat with a killer cafe and outdoor bar.
With its classic Americana charm with a Maine twist, Old Orchard Beach has captivated visitors for generations, maybe even defining what the term “Vacationland” means. With 6 miles of beachfront, an old-timey pier and seaside amusement park, Old Orchard Beach is a postcard of a place frozen in time. Join us as we discover everything Old Orchard Beach has to offer from Amusement parks to getting out into nature to nearby towns. Outlining when to visit, getting around, where to stay and what to do once you get here.
When Brew England opened its doors in January 2025, our goal was to provide a haven for craft beer lovers where they could find unique brews you couldn’t find at the local supermarkets and corner stores. It has been a learning process as a first time business owner, but one year later we’ve learned what sells and what doesn’t with the biggest takeaways being...
The White Mountain National Forest - 1,225 square miles of wilderness, waterfalls, epic hikes and one of the best places to view fall foliage in the United States. This article and video will outline a 3 day itinerary, including when to visit for peak color, how to get there and how to get around, where to stay, what to see and options for accommodations.
While Southern Maine is known for being overrun with tourists and beach goers in the summer, there is still an abundance of beautiful spots hidden in plain sight, particularly away from Route 1. York is one such town, containing well trafficked spots like Nubble Lighthouse and York Beach but also hidden gems such as the Fisherman’s Walk, Wiggly Bridge and Hartley Mason Reserve. Join us as we explore those sights plus stop by a brewery and grab some pizza afterwards.
Nothing beats the quiet serene beauty of being at the summit on a peak in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. While we like epic hikes, we also like shorter ones where we can be at the peak in under a few hours and be back at the car before noon. Join us as we hike Mt Potash in the White Mountain National Forest, and stop by a local coffee shop inside an old bank afterwards.
Bangor, Maine - home to Steven King, Paul Bunyan and Maine’s only Division 1 University in nearby Orono, but also one of the best beer cities in New England with half a dozen breweries. Today, we’ll trek across the Queen City of the East on foot, 2 feet even, to explore some of the best breweries the city has to offer and take in the sights along the way.
Artist’s Bluff. One of the most iconic viewpoints of the White Mountains of New Hampshire in breathtaking fall. So iconic that you can expect the mountain to be swamped with people during peak hours in Autumn. Join us as we hike Bald Mountain and Artist’s Bluff and learn tips to beat the crowds, what the terrain is like, what to wear - and if you’re allergic to crowds, some alternative hikes.
Join me as we bike from Derry, New Hampshire to Lawrence, Massachusetts along several bike trails, some in beautiful shape while others downright dangerous.
Join us as we explore the Pemaquid Coast in Maine, including old colonial forts, a rustic lighthouse, stunning cliffs and of course oysters fresh from the sea.