Your Itinerary

1Bangor, ME
Start your journey in Bangor, the third largest city in the state, located on the western bank of the picturesque Penobscot River. The proximity of the river made Bangor the "Lumber capital of the world" for much of the 19th century, earning the title of "Queen City" of Maine.

2Belfast, ME
Today, Belfast is a rare combination of quiet small town juxtaposed with a vibrant social and cultural scene. Many of the ornate historic buildings of downtown now serve as homes and workshops for a cadre of local artists and artisians. With a variety of hiking trails, including the Belfast Rail Trail, Belfast is also a great place to get close to nature.

3Rockland, ME
Rockland is an exciting town with a vibrant art culture and thriving lobster industry. Spend your time touring one of Rockland's unique museums, including the Owls Head Transportation Museum and the Farnsworth Art Museum. Explore downtown Rockland which features an eclectic collection of art galleries or relax on a park bench and watch classic schooners sail through the harbor.

4Bar Harbor, ME
Lobstering is a centuries-old industry that continues to thrive in Bar Harbor as well as boat building, another traditional business that is important part of the local economy. Though Bar Harbor region is best known for its outdoor activities, it is also home to small museums, cultural attractions, and historically significant landmarks.

5Bath, ME
Long known as the "City of Ships," Bath finds its identity in shipbuilding. From its architecture and cultural offerings to its urban downtown, Bath's shipbuilding roots define its character. Walk Bath's streets and admire the seaport's tree-lined avenues, graced with classic examples of American Architecture. Explore the nationally acclaimed Maine Maritime Museum, which offers a variety of exhibits about Maine's nautical history.

6Castine, ME
Castine, Maine is one of the oldest communities in North America, Continuously occupied since the early 1600's. Canopied under century-old elms, the city boasts pristine, well-preserved 18th and 19th century Georgian and Federal homes, complemented by a walkable village of shops, galleries, restaurants, and historic sites. Known for its rich maritime tradition, Castine is also home to the renowned Maine Maritime Academy, a nationally-recognized college which provides training for world-class mariners and engineers, scientists and other career professionals. For those who love the outdoors, there are plenty of opportunities, both inland and along the coast, to enjoy the natural beauty of woodlands and rolling hills, as well as the scenic splendor of the harbor.

7Boothbay Harbor, ME
Known as the "Boating Capital of New England," Boothbay Harbor overflows with fishing vessels and pleasure crafts in equal numbers. Walk along Boothbay Harbor's flower-lined streets, dotted with art galleries, antique stores, and specialty shops. Don't forget to visit the famous Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

8Bangor, ME
Your journey comes to an end in Bangor.