outdoors

Ah, moose season in Maine. That magical time when the trees are lush, the air is crisp, and the next thing you know, you round a corner on your hike and come face-to-face with a 1,000-pound tank of fur and antlers. Here's what to do...and what not to do.

Are you ready for a vacation, Massachusetts? There are those of us whose idea of vacation is finding a quiet spot, pitching a tent, and camping under the stars.

We want to see a Moose in Maine! Here are recommendations from Mainers on areas where they have had luck seeing a moose.

The Granite State has 4,000+ miles of hiking trails, but one in particular stood out as the most challenging of them all.

These mountains and trails are perfect for those who want to take up hiking, but don't know where to start.

Trips to Discover published a list of the best campgrounds in the Northeast, and two lucky New Hampshire locations were featured.

The top-notch sound, elevated stage, and large selection of on-site food/drink vendors are just a few of the perks that make New Hampshire's largest music venue one of the best in the northeast.

Ahh, summer in Maine. The sun is shining, the air is warm, and the time to enjoy the great outdoors is here. If you’re like me, one of the my favorite things to do in the summer in Maine is see some great live music outdoors!

Winter (or whatever that was) seems to have come and gone. Mainers are ready to get outside, and with mild temperatures expected to continue, we can expect some businesses and activity centers to open early this year.

Now this is the kind of camping I could get behind!