Acadia National Park Self-Guided Driving Tour

Explore Acadia National Park's beautiful foliage and stunning vistas! Nestled away in the remote, unspoiled nature of Bar Harbor, Maine, Acadia is best known for its vibrant fall colors, which span the color spectrum from radiant yellows to deep reds. Explore the park at your own pace with this tour.

Kancamagus Scenic Highway Self-Guided Driving Tour

The spectacular autumn leaves of the Kancamagus Scenic Byway are world-renowned. This scenic highway runs through New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest. The leaves’ vibrant displays makes “The Kanc” the ultimate scenic roadtrip during the fall colors season - or any season! What causes the vibrant colors? Who was the eponymous Chief Kancamagus? Where can you stop for the best views? Learn all about the Kancamagus as you drive along with this self-guided tour.

The Wadsworth-Longfellow House

Founded in 1822, the Maine Historical Society is the third-oldest state historical society in the United States. Located in downtown Portland, much of our one-acre campus including the Maine History Society Museum and Store and the Brown Research Library is open year-round. Our Wadsworth-Longfellow House, the childhood home of famed poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Longfellow Garden are open May through October. The Maine Historical Society strives to serve the entire state through its programs and the digital museum, the Maine Memory Network.

The New Hampshire Telephone Museum

The New Hampshire Telephone Museum houses a tangible history of telecommunications. With well over a thousand artifacts, including wall-mount telephones, candlesticks, dials phones, switchboards and more. NHTM highlights important moments in telephone history, such as the race to the patent office and the undertaker who invented the dial system.

Wiscasset's MITS

“Wiscasset, a little town on the coast of Maine is one of the best-preserved villages in the country. The town has wonderful examples of eighteenth and nineteenth-century architecture, which is why it is known as “The Prettiest Village in Maine”..