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Aislinn Sarnacki

Aislinn Sarnacki

Editor & Reporter at Bangor Daily News

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Nature & Wildlife

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Recent Articles

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Clear waters make this remote Maine lake a great spot to snorkel with fish

Clear waters make this remote Maine lake a great spot to snorkel with fish
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How to get back into a flipped sea kayak

You're in the water. So what do you do now?
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How to get the most out of hiking Maine’s Monhegan Island

The village is a definition of charming, with a one-room schoolhouse and a myriad of colorful blossoms adorning historic, cedar-shingled homes.
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A gloomy day is a great time to take a hike

“Sometimes you can’t wait for the perfect weather to go hiking,” BDN contributor Aislinn Sarnacki writes.
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Maine’s cobblestone beaches are magical places

Maine’s cobblestone beaches are magical places
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A fire starter is an essential tool while hiking in Maine

A fire starter is an essential tool while hiking in Maine
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9 Maine nature hikes that are great for kids

9 Maine nature hikes that are great for kids
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How to better plan your fall foliage outings in Maine

The spectacular show lasts just a few weeks, so don't procrastinate planning a trip to see as much foliage as possible.
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How to avoid common dangers that can ruin a Maine hike

How to avoid common dangers that can ruin a Maine hike
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Haunted hikes in Maine for spooky fun this Halloween

Haunted hikes in Maine for spooky fun this Halloween
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What to know about hiking Maine’s tallest volcanic mountain

Don’t worry, the system was last active in the Early Devonian Period, about 400 million years ago, before the time of the dinosaurs.