You can be anything you want to be. Just look what this former Air Force base grew into! I bet
River trail, moose tracks, and Katahdin! Spotting moose tracks in the snow isn’t guaranteed, but the pretty river trail and
Night skiing at Titcomb Mountain feels like a treat. The trails are groomed, the lights guide the way, and you might even have the place to yourself.
Trek through the snow-covered woods to see the frozen 160-foot Arethusa Falls in Crawford Notch. It's downright magical.
Stationed inside the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area, just south of Baxter State Park, the ice caves were created by glaciers during the Ice Age and now we humans can climb inside and pretend to hunt for bones and monsters.
Generally my winter survival toolkit consists of warm layers, an outdoor adventure of any kind, and a post-adventure hot toddy.
The sun will rise in the morning – that’s a fairly dependable assertion. Whether we’ll be able to see it,
Ice climbing gives us regular, feet-on-the-ground humans an opportunity to scale rock faces like gravity-shirking super heroes. Put some crampons on our boots, a couple of axes in our mitts, and we can do anything! Well, okay, we might not be all that graceful or great at it to start, but we can at least put in a pretty good showing, even if we've never climbed much of anything before.
Spent some quality time with the Mill Brook in Westbrook after a solid snowfall. Those seem to be rare occurrences
There’s a yurt on top of Pleasant Mountain. If you’ve skied there, you’ve probably seen it—a red cylindrical dwelling tucked into the trees just off the Sunset Boulevard trail.