We drove from MDI to Schoodic Point. It was worth the drive and had breathtaking views. You do need…read moreto be careful if you head out to the Rocks. It is slippery and if tide is high - watch out! I could have spent all day there just taking in the view. 10/10!

While staying in Winter Harbor, Schoodic Point is a must. The drive is very scenic and also part of…read moreAcadia National Park. Once we arrived to the Point, there is a parking lot and bathroom facilities. The views are just spectacular of the Gulf of Maine. Probably a great place for bicycling since we noticed many.

The laundromat attendant was absolutely lovely, she was polite, efficient and was able to help us…read moreget in and out without an issue. I also like the selections of soaps and fabric softeners. Boom bam and out the door.

Very well organized, spotless, helpful person running things. Laundry soap is for sale in…read moreindividual units if you need them.

While searching for Maine history we found this battle ground site…read more No metal detectors. Parking and a picnic table. Hard to find, it is behind the Fort O'Brien public school. Very peaceful site. There were once four guns there and a barracks. We were attacked by the British here.

Rustic chapel in the Petit Manan community with services run by locals. It is the site of…read moreweddings and memorials of families with close ties to the cottages at the end of this peninsula. Open 24/7.

Great place in my view!! Clean, well lit and a helpful attendent plus wi-fi as an added bonus…read more Didn't check them all but it seemed like all the machines were working fine. And a bathroom to boot which was nice since we had to drive from Eastport just to do laundry. Will use this place agan in the future.

If you want to experience one of the greatest hidden treasures of the east coast, contact Little…read moreRiver Lighthouse for an incredible and unsurpassed experience. You can stay in the keeper's house at a privately run decommissioned lighthouse that still operates. It is on an island that is a short 8-10 minute boat ride from the Cutler Town boat ramp. Terry, the keeper in residence, is a wealth of knowledge in the lighthouse and community. Why? Because he operated the lighthouse for the Coast Guard over 40 years ago and returned to assist with it after it was decommissioned. How cool is that? Priceless. A small private island, with a huge character, it is amazing to me how this place has been overlooked for so long. If you like lighthouses, and let's be honest who doesn't?, this is one that HAS to be on your true bucket list! Don't look for frills and fancies, this is a Lighthouse. You pack your own cooking and drinking water and bring food for your stay, but you can grill, use the full kitchen (yes there is electricity) and can shower. Most important though, you can climb the light and view it from the outside deck (recently repainted). It is amazing! There are trails and wildlife on the island. It is nature with privacy, beauty, and a lighthouse that is incredible!

This small concrete reinforced bridge spans the Machias River in East Machias. It carries US-1…read more Named after William Pope, it was privately financed by three of his descendants and his seven sons who were early settlers and entrepreneurs of East Machias. In 1902, it was the first bridge to be constructed of reinforced concrete and is believed to be the oldest concrete bridge of any type still in use in Maine. A three-arch, closed spandrel structure, it is the work of Leonard Metcalf, a preeminent civil engineer and bridge designer. It is the fourth bridge in this location to cross the East Machias River. There is a small parking area on the west side of the bridge where the Sunrise Trail follows the course of the river. Mill Memorial Park (which we did not visit) is on the east side, downstream from the bridge. It is a very pretty bridge and at this time of the year, some of the snowmelt is making for a lovely rush of rapids under the bridge and through the rocks. Stop by for a picture, as we did. [Review 14860 overall, 362 of 2021, number 46 in Maine.]

A family run business built from the ground up with of morals and ethics…read more In particular nicks willing to try to repair even legacy 16 bit computers and hardware if he can find parts when no one else will.

I had an issue with being locked out of my MacBook due to a stuck key. Problem solved quickly, and…read morevery reasonably by a very professional staff. I was dreading the prospect of an hour long trip to Bangor to fix the problem and was so happy to have found a more local company. I definitely recommend giving these guys a shot for computer repair.