Things To Do
Acadia National Park
Just a scenic drive down the coast from Orono, Acadia National Park is one of the Northeast’s most beloved natural landscapes. Nestled along Maine’s rugged Atlantic shoreline, Acadia protects dramatic rocky headlands, quiet forests, shimmering lakes, and the highest coastal mountain on the East Coast. Its winding scenic roads, historic carriage paths, and miles of hiking and biking trails invite exploration and adventure, while breathtaking views from spots like Cadillac Mountain and the coastline create unforgettable moments for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re drawn to sunrise on the granite peaks, peaceful walks through woodland trails, or simply the beauty of crashing surf and windswept shorelines, Acadia is a place that captures the heart. The perfect backdrop for exploring Maine’s natural spirit during our wedding celebration.
Portland
Portland, Maine is a vibrant coastal city known for its working waterfront, historic charm, and nationally recognized food scene. Blending classic New England character with a modern, creative spirit, Portland offers cobblestone streets, scenic harbor views, lighthouses, breweries, and locally loved restaurants. Whether you’re exploring the Old Port, enjoying fresh seafood by the water, or taking in the ocean air, Portland is a perfect stop for guests looking to experience Maine’s coastal culture during their visit.
Baxter State Park and Mount Katahdin
Rising dramatically above Maine’s North Woods, Mount Katahdin is the state’s tallest peak and one of its most iconic natural landmarks. Located in Baxter State Park, Katahdin is known for its rugged beauty, alpine terrain, and sweeping views that stretch for miles. For hikers and nature lovers, it marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail and symbolizes adventure, resilience, and the wild spirit of Maine. Whether admired from afar or experienced up close, Katahdin represents the untamed beauty that makes this region so special and reflects the sense of place we love here in Maine.
Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor is a charming coastal town nestled beside Acadia National Park, known for its walkable downtown, scenic harbor views, and relaxed seaside atmosphere. With local shops, waterfront dining, and easy access to hiking, biking, and ocean excursions, Bar Harbor offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and outdoor adventure. It’s an ideal destination for guests looking to experience Maine’s coastal beauty while exploring one of the state’s most iconic regions.
Classic Coastal Maine: Itinerary Example
Ogunquit + Kennebunkport + Portland -Walk Marginal Way -Explore Perkins Cove -Beach time at Ogunquit Beach Kennebunkport Morning in Dock Square (boutiques + coffee) Chill at Goose Rocks Beach (less crowded, soft sand) Drive Ocean Ave for coastal mansions views Portland Explore Old Port (cobblestone streets + shopping) Visit Portland Head Light Brewery hop
Adventure and a National Park- Example Itinerary #2
Adventure + Acadia National Park Bar Harbor Explore downtown (shops + ice cream) Acadia National Park (Full Day) Sunrise at Cadillac Mountain 🌅(have to make reservations in the summer months) Hike Jordan Pond Path or Beehive Trail (if you want a challenge) Stop at Sand Beach Watch waves at Thunder Hole Water + Chill Kayaking or whale watching 🐋 Bike the carriage roads
Local Adventures- Bangor and Orono Example Itinerary #3
Bangor Walk the Bangor Waterfront along the Penobscot River See the iconic Stephen King House (quick photo stop 👀) Grab drinks at a local brewery Orono Morning in nearby Orono (cute + quiet trails) Stop at Penobscot Narrows Bridge Observatory for insane views
