The Insiders' Guide to Portland, Maine is the city's first comprehensive travel guide, featuring not only information about the area's hottest attractions but also detailed descriptions about local culture, food, and resources.

Written by a local author, this guide includes details about hotels, restaurants, annual events, attractions, nightlife, parks and recreation, real estate, and much more.

Whether cruising along the shoreline in a classic schooner, whale-watching in Boothbay Harbor, or touring the 50,000 acres of Acadia National Park, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the beautiful coast of Maine with the help of this diverse and entertaining guide.

Experience 75 hikes into historic towns, along the rugged coastline, and through Acadia National Park.
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Detailed descriptions and topographic maps for more than 20 tours--including Tuckerman Ravine--plus important gear and safety information, make this guide a must-have for every backcountry skier.

Widely recognized as the definitive trail guide to the mountains of Maine, the ninth edition of the popular AMC Maine Mountain Guide is completely revised and updated, with detailed descriptions of more than 200 summits throughout the state.

Designed for all levels, from the consummate skier and snowshoer to beginners and families, this guide leads you to the best places to snowshoe or cross-country ski.

A detailed guide to the forty best sea kayaking destinations along the Maine coast, including maps and alternative routes. The routes range from short, well-protected trips for beginners to more challenging trips designed for experienced kayakers. There is information on accommodations, restaurants, parking, camping, and boat ramps.

From beach peas to serviceberries, hen of the woods to Indian cucumber, ostrich ferns to sea rocket, this guide uncovers the edible wild foods and healthful herbs of the Northeast. Helpfully organized by environmental zone, the book is an authoritative guide for nature lovers, outdoorsmen, and gastronomes.

Discover the pine forests and sky-scaping mountains between the Cascade Mountains and the High Desert, in a place known as Central Oregon.