A Sugarloaf event brought together dozens to highlight expanding conservation efforts and build support for public access projects.
Outdoors
Lawsuit challenging fishing regulations will go to Maine’s highest court
The state designates roughly 225 of its 6,000 inland waters for fly-fishing only, according to court documents.
A Lewiston native hikes the Appalachian Trail toward home
Joe Rando, a 1984 Lewiston High School graduate, undertook the 2,200-mile journey in February.
Maine Legislature rejects electronic tagging for deer
The bill would have introduced the option in 2027. Opponents raised concerns that electronic tagging would make it harder to gather critical biological data.
Hunting is important part of managing deer herd
As the herd grows, it can become annoying, and in the case of deer-vehicle collisions, dangerous.
Find waxwings before they head north for summer
Waxwings are nomadic because of their diet, which consists primarily of fruit.
High Peaks op-ed series to focus on access to outdoors in Farmington region
The High Peaks Alliance has launched a six-part op-ed series on life and land access in Western Maine.
Meet the new Maine tourism and outdoors reporter
I live in Maine because I love to be outside. Now, I get to be outside for work.
Disastrous canoe trip a reminder to always do your homework
A journey in the Sandy River in Farmington 52 years ago nearly proved fatal for the author’s brothers and friends.
Here are 7 scenic overlooks in the Rangeley region you don’t want to miss
As the weather warms, you may be ready to get out of the house. Scenic turnoffs may be the answer for you if you don’t want to get your feet muddy.