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Marshall Island offers that ‘edge of the world’ feeling (opens the original)
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Two tall, multi-stemmed white spruce grace the expansive sloping meadow on Long Point on the northwest shore of Marshall Island. Green and gold grasses and the hardy leaves of bay sway to and fro, while the thistle tops release their feathery seed pods to the cool afternoon breeze. Waves on the incoming tide roll rhythmically over the beach cobbles. Crows chatter, gulls squawk, admiral butterflies flutter, crickets chirp. I just breathe. Miles out to sea through the effort of countless paddle st
Nesowadnehunk Stream offers magnificent mountain views (opens the original)
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Nesowadnehunk Stream flows from its source at Nesowadnehunk Lake in T4 R10 WELS south into Baxter State Park, along the park’s southwestern edge and through the Appalachian Trail corridor, before emptying into the West Branch of the Penobscot River just east of thundering Nesowadnehunk Falls. The 17 miles of Nesowadnehunk Stream — cold, crystal clear and trout-rich — are arguably some of the most beautiful in Maine. The name “Nesowadnehunk” is of Wabanaki origin and translates to “stream among t
Follow Thoreau journey to Mount Kineo for one of Maine finest mountaintop vistas (opens the original)
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The historic steamboat “Katahdin” cruises steadily northwest toward the darkened but unmistakable profile of Mount Kineo and the blazing orb of the setting sun. I lean on the port railing and, along with a full complement of merry passengers, drink in the glorious sight, one of many beautiful scenes to behold amid the sprawling waters of Moosehead Lake. Henry David Thoreau, the famed naturalist, essayist and philosopher, traveled this same route 173 summers ago, also aboard a steamer (likely the
So you think you know Acadia National Park? (opens the original)
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Acadia National Park encompasses more than 50,000 acres, the bulk of that on Mount Desert Island, with the remainder on Isle au Haut, Schoodic Peninsula and a host of islands, as well as a variety of conservation easements. Established as Sieur de Monts National Monument in 1916, it became Lafayette National Park three years later, and was renamed Acadia in 1929. The land that we know as Acadia has a rich and colorful history dating back thousands of years, and its protection and preservation as
Appalachian Mountain Club celebrates 150 years with relay from Virginia to Maine (opens the original)
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Founded in 1876 by a group of scientists, educators and outdoor enthusiasts, the Appalachian Mountain Club is the oldest outdoor recreation and conservation organization in the United States. The original goal of the club was to explore, map and protect the mountains of New England, with particular focus on New Hampshire’s White Mountains. One hundred fifty years later, AMC remains dedicated to fostering the protection, enjoyment and understanding of the mountains, forests, waters and trails in
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