Travel and Outdoor Advice - Page 2

Even minimally seasoned travelers know that flying can sometimes be a hassle. It might be quicker for many long-distance trips and is obviously necessary for ...

Throughout Maine’s 32 state parks, visitors can expect plenty of outdoor adventure and fun. From hiking and biking to boating and swimming, Maine is ...

Daypacks are an subset of the backpack family. They can serve a variety of functions, from holding essential gear on a hike, to keeping you ...

Along with seaside treasures and pristine lakes, Maine is home to some of New England’s most picturesque peaks. From coastal summits to inland mountain ...

With 6,000 lakes located throughout Maine, Vacationland visitors are never far from freshwater fun. Whether you’re looking to launch a kayak, take a ...

Whether you’re trekking to a remote backcountry spot or setting up a family tent at the beach, camping is a great activity for people of ...

Though only 70 miles of Maine’s 3,500-mile rugged coastline is categorized as beach, those 70 miles make the Pine Tree State a premier ...

When most people think about camping, they often conjure up images of heavily wooded forests. However, beach camping is one of the most highly underrated ...

Let’s face it: shopping as adults for other adults usually isn’t an easy task. However, there’s always something that you can get ...

As fresh grass emerges and trees sprout leaves before our eyes, now is the time to dust off your camping gear, jot down a list ...