Wanderlust World Wanderlust World Maine's only national park is a crown jewel, offering a dramatic coastline, over 150 miles of hiking trails, historic carriage roads, and Cadillac Mountain—the highest peak on the U.S. Atlantic coast.
More than just a store, this 24/7 campus is a Maine institution. Explore the massive retail space, outdoor discovery schools, and a museum showcasing the company's history and iconic products like the Bean Boot.
Commissioned by George Washington in 1791, this is Maine's oldest lighthouse and one of the most photographed in America. The adjacent Fort Williams Park offers trails, ocean views, and picnic areas.
A quintessential New England seaside resort with a 7-mile sandy beach, a historic pier, Palace Playland amusement park, and a vibrant downtown packed with shops and restaurants.
This charming coastal village exudes classic New England elegance with its historic sea captains' homes, boutique shops, art galleries, fine dining, and the famous Walker's Point summer home of the Bush family.