8 Best Places To Visit In Maine 

Except Lewiston and Auburn.

Seriously, maine is one of the fewer states that is similar to Europe (safe, stable, clean, and more civilized). In southwest usa is way more like Mexico, and people are very wild, to say the least.

I wanna grap my jetski to the sea where i can drop it on beach or close to marina plz

From the pictures, I can believe it. I’m from Alabama, and we have some cool spots but Maine seems to have a bit more character.

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seriously...the only travel video I've seen that makes me not want to visit .

I grew up in Brunswick, can confirm. It’s close to everything, and is both quaint and metropolitan for a small town.

@@MadTracker thx for agreeing

its an AI BOT voice... sucks when its not people.

That’s the Maine idea

I'm glad, I don't want a bunch of Tourist at Baxter State Park, the gem of my home state

@Wildlife Warrior I doubt you could find it. Have a great day, love you too!

The worst state in the country, terrible in every way. With beauty that is merely skin deep, totally devoid of any character, passion or extremes. Its really the people. They leave so much to be desired. They have no depth or personality. Why would any human being voluntarily live in Maine? It has NOTHING going for it. Liberal, arrogant universities and community colleges, snobby culture, and shabby city scapes. Sure you can live there if you have to wear a gas mask to smoke marijuana, or you want to work at some naturalist co op grocery store. Other than that why go?

I live in northern Maine, Aroostook County, Caribou, Maine The folks up here are generous, friendly and most will help out a perfect stranger. I actually live right outside of Augusta near Sydney, Maine. It's sets in the woods but I can see I95 from my kitchen. lol Hey, it's not sitting in downtown Augusta. If you don't own a home in the city then chances are your packed right on top of each other in an apartment building! However, Augusta has been upping their game. The old downtown, along the Kennebec River, has been busy refurbishing many of the old side by side, 3 to 5 story buildings. The retail stores and restaurants, of course, make up the store fronts and the old apartments sit atop them.. I've seen a couple units in different buildings. They all had a cigarette smell, but that mixture of kitty box and eye scorching ammonia gave off an odor I couldn't get away from quick enough! Anyway...I grew up working on the family farm, graduated H.S. in Caribou then spent 22 years in the Army. I'm kinda stuck here in Augusta due to a recent disability. But Caribou and any town up here north of Bangor,Maine and up into AroostookCounty, I'm confident you'll find more people that are quite friendly and willing to accept strangers, truthfully. Granted, there's always a few folks that can't act like a human being but those ones are easy to pick out. You'd have no problems in Caribou and the surrounding area. If you're a sportsman, Aroostook county has it all. Miles of groomed snowmobile and 4 wheeler trails you can ride for hours! If you joined one of their clubs you'd never have to try and find good people ever again. Yeah, anything further south from Aroostook county I'm afraid I can't vouch for. The people up here, especially us baby boomers, are very friendly. Sorry I responded with a novel. Good luck There are quite a few good sized lakes up there, plus an insane amount of brooks, streams and ponds to go along with our lakes.

@@bigbobvub thank u very much. if all maine are just like you, who is very generous, helpful, the whole world be kinder and more worth living with someone like u. your partner must be so lucky to have u.

That's dumb.

Hii,,I am from East India,and living in Northern Maine,Aroostook County,in presque isle,,,I've been live here since 7 years,and 100th%positively n proudly say that people of here( state of Maine are very very friendly than others State,

@@chetnabajadeja2893 I'm planning to visit Maine soon, but just been facing a little financial challenges 😩 but I pull through soon

Shiver!!!😬

I agree, but I don't want a bunch of tourists there, let them stay on Rt1 and buy over priced lobster rolls

I was stationed in Brunswick in the early 70s and loved going to Baxter. I also canoed the Allagash River. We skied at Sunday River on weekends when there was just a small day lodge with a few houses around there. Then a few years after I got out I moved to Alaska. The first time I went to Maine was in the early 60s.

That’s how I feel when folks not from the area pronounce Appalachia as “appa-lashia”. Makes me cringe every time.

lmao

its all we have XD

Who wants a picture with them anyway

Right. That was funny. At first I didn't know where she was talking about.

It's also pronounced i-dill-ick. Not i-deal-ick

And aff-luent, not a-fluent

@Wildlife Warrior Nope. It was hilarious, not funny.

I visit Maine 4 months ago, but didn't spend much time to know many places, though I planned coming again, but I have just been facing some financial issues 😰 I will come over as soon as things get better

Drove me crazy!

😉

Like 150,000

@@Crustymustytoesvr 🤨 For a single person or a whole family? Can’t understand why it would cost that much for a single person to live in a place with a population of less than 3,000.

And it’s Acadia, not Acedia! 😁

Sprague’s Wharf in Damriscotta

@@candaceavery6239 any certain place

Could you elaborate on what are some good places to visit?

What do you recommend? Skowhegan? Lewiston?

Baxter

Most people love them

Who is most people

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I'm less inclined to go if everything is dripping in lgbtq .....