This national forest stretches from the White Mountains in New Hampshire to the foothills of Maine's western mountains. We have miles of hiking and snowmobile trails and 23 wooded campgrounds. Come fish, hike,look for moose, bird watch, or picnic by the ponds. We have family hikes, challenging climbs, and scenic drives. Our visitor center offers kids activities, nature trails, interpretive programs, and exhibits about Maine's natural resources.
Founded in 1966, the Bethel Historical Society provides visitors with a doorway to northern New England's varied and colorful past. The Society's Regional History Center, established in 1999, operates year-round from two adjoining properties: the 1821 O'Neil Robinson House and the 1813
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The SR&RL Railroad offers a short ride and guided tour on the original roadbed of what was the largest of Maine's two foo...
Exact directions for this mountain should be sought from residents, as the place can be a bit difficult to find. This is a on...