Maine's Lakes & Mtns

Heading into November with the best memories from October! Find your next adventure in Maine's Wild West: mainelakesandmountains.com/

Can you guess what historic town in the Maine Lakes and Mountains region this is? 😍

The hardest part of October in Western Maine? Deciding which road to take. 🍁 Mountain views, lakeside stretches, covered bridges…there really isn’t a wrong answer. #MainesWildWest

There’s a lot of Maine beyond the coast. We’re here to help you find it. 🍂 #MainesWildWest

Fall vibes be like...🍎 🎃 🐶

📍 Quill Hill, Rangeley. This spot is a stunner all year round, but as the trees change, the views are unmatched. Hike the 3/4 mile wheelchair-accessible path that stretches from the picnic area to the summit, or make the short drive up.

We do peaceful and cozy well out here in Maine's wild west.

Fall's color palette 😍 Make a morning or day of apple picking, pumpkin patches, and fall-themed treats at our many orchards and farmstands. 📸 @capshore 📍Smedberg's Crystal Spring Farm

Not every adventure has to be hardcore. A simple bike and a companion along for the ride is enough to make the day special here. Maine has converted many of its old railroad tracks into long, multi-use trails. You can jump on the 'track' anywhere and just go.

Summer evenings are for camp chairs, starry skies, and s'mores. Even on a Monday...

Cue the drama and iconic scenes from Maine. Featured photos by @hikemainewithme

Pretty chic to go to an apple orchard in Maine. 📸 @capshore

Summer in Maine and lakes go hand in hand. Whether you're looking to go fishing, paddling, boating, or a little bit of everything, we have what you need to cool off and #FindYourWild here in Western Maine.

Solo travelers, you'll always have a safe spot here and a great view. Make trip planning to western Maine easy with our travel guide and planner 👉bit.ly/3QZNdi8 📸 @altitude_adjustment_house

It's not just a swimming hole. It's memories, experiences, laughter, joy. Step off the beach and into the wild. 📸 @cooscanyoncampground

This is when the lakes really start to pull people in.

Windows down, mountain road, nowhere you need to be in a hurry. tthat’s a pretty good way to spend a day out here.

If you’ve been thinking about getting away for a bit, Western Maine’s a good place to land.

What makes this region work is how easily it all fits together: outdoors, food, and towns, all within reach.