Six days along the granite coast of New England, harbor towns, quiet lanes, and cold clean water. Lobster shacks and lighthouses.
North along the Midcoast from Portland's working harbors to Mount Desert Island, with a real working island in the middle of the week.
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Arrive in the Old Port. A walking loop through the working waterfront and a welcome dinner in a fish house where the boats tie up outside.
The Eastern Promenade north to Freeport, then Brunswick's coastal lanes with the bay appearing between the spruce.
Beneath the hills where the mountains come down to the sea. A schooner harbor in the evening and an optional climb up Mount Battie.
Morning ferry out to a working island. Quarry lanes, lobster coves, and a lobster bake for dinner.
Forty-five miles of crushed gravel built for exactly this, with no cars on any of it. Eagle Lake, the Jordan Pond loop, and popovers on the lawn.
The Park Loop Road and the Ocean Path in the morning, then the Schoodic Peninsula or a free afternoon in Bar Harbor. Farewell dinner.
An optional pre-dawn climb up Cadillac Mountain for the first sunrise in the United States, earned by headlamp. Departures after breakfast.
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