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By Amy OBrien|Sep 11 2017|
Hiking Mount Katahdin and the Infamous Knife Edge Trail in Maine
The wild Knife Edge Trail on Mount Katahdin draws adventurous hikers from all over to Maine’s highest mountain.
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Red Snapper Hot Dogs | Maine’s Favorite Home-Grilled Hot Dog
Known for their neon red color and natural casing "snap," Maine's Red Snapper hot dogs are a backyard barbecue and camp grill favorite.
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Picking and Grinning
Apple Season in Maine. When the red and yellow beauties explode with Maine-ripened flavors. So come to an orchard, pick a bagful, enjoy a hayride, with a pie to go. Yum.
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Fryeburg, Maine | Could You Live Here?
In the foothills of the White Mountains, Fryeburg, Maine, is a town whose personality comes to life in a fair to remember.
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Artsy Avenues
The beautiful Kennebec Valley is home – and natural museum – to four one-of-a-kind tours of Maine’s famous outdoor sculptures. Maine’s brilliant fall colors are also on exhibit for your viewing pleasure.
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20 Essential Books Set in New England
With our long history and beautiful landscape, New England is an ideal spot for storytelling. Here are 20 favorite books set in New England.
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Autumn Adventures
In Maine, fall has it all. From scenic road touring to island ferry cruises to waterfalls, windjammers and ocean walks. And Maine’s fall colors are worth their weight in gold, orange and crimson.
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Maine Potato Doughnuts
This Maine potato doughnuts recipe first ran in 1937, but we're pleased to say their delicious texture and flavor has stood the test of time.
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Join the Club! Get your Yankee Magazine + Travel Library Membership NOW
Get your Yankee Magazine + Travel Library Membership NOW. There is no better source than Yankee for all the things you love about New England!
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Tour de Maine | First Light
An unforgettable bike trip into the heart of a famous landscape and the lives of its people.
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Two for the Show
Maine’s great outdoors meets the exquisite indoors at historic theaters across the state. These sparkling showplaces of yesteryear host theater, concerts and movies. It’s just the ticket to an unforgettable time.
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