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“Just because you’re not hunting doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be seen,” said Maine Game Warden Paul Mason.

In 1791 fur trader Joseph Junin was found on the floor of his home with a gunshot wound in the head, surrounded by luxurious furs, or so the story goes.

"Did I send a photo of my zombie foot to friends? Yes. Will I publish it in the newspaper? No. What if this is the only column you’ve ever read of mine?"

“The Forest Revealed: An Illustrated Year” by Jada Fitch with text by Kateri Kosik, is a celebration of Maine wilderness: the fungi and flora and fauna — even the slime mold and spiders.

The spectacular show lasts just a few weeks, so don't procrastinate planning a trip to see as much foliage as possible.

Tourmaline, beryl, garnet, amethyst and sparkling lepidolite all lie buried in Maine granite.

The incredibly starry sky of the Katahdin region has long been celebrated, and now its being recognized internationally.

Even the smallest saltwater pool can be home to a wide variety of creatures.

One great thing about the loop is that so much of the route is above treeline with amazing views.

The village is a definition of charming, with a one-room schoolhouse and historic, cedar-shingled homes.