What to do and see in Maine, United States: The Best Traveler Resources

Acadia Information Center is operated by the Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce. The Center provides detailed travel and event information for visitors to Bar Harbor, Maine and Acadia National Park.

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust has conserved over 13,800 acres of land including 45 miles of lake and river frontage, 15 islands and the majestic 2,443 foot Bald Mountain. We offer free public access to 35 miles of recreational trails, fishing access, hunting, hiking, and snowmobiling, as well as multiple picnic & landing sites on our 26 parcels. Stop by for free trail maps!

Monson is the gateway to the Hundred Mile Wilderness, the most remote section of the Appalachian Trail. Whether you’re an experienced backpacker or a novice day hiker, we’ll help you plan a safe, enjoyable adventure in the Maine Woods. We offer information about the A.T. and other trails in the Hundred Mile Wilderness and Moosehead Lake regions. We’ll direct you to mountaintops with sweeping views, pristine waterfalls, or refreshing swimming holes. Not a hiker? We can tell you about other activities—such as canoeing and moose watching—and cultural attractions, from historical exhibits to galleries to festivals. Looking for a place to stay or eat? Need gear or a guide? We’ll connect you with local services: lodging, dining, outfitters, guiding, shuttles. Just passing through? Our center is a good place to stop for a break. We’re small, but you’ll find A.T. photos, maps, and memorabilia, including a model of Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain. We’re open early June through mid-October.