Wells

Maine is home to some incredible Irish pubs and bars where the St. Patrick’s Day spirit lasts all year long. Take a look at this list of some of the best in the state.

Visited by Guy Fieri on 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives', the iconic Maine Diner in Wells is officially up for sale

After a few years of trial and error, I have figured out what you need to know before starting to surf in New England.

Wonder Mountain Fun Park is set to open on May 3. The multipurpose facility has been bringing joy to Mainers and tourists for years.

After a heavy snowstorm, a set of mysterious tracks was discovered in the snow on Maine man's property near Kenyon Hills Preserve. But was it actually Bigfoot? See the video here.

New data tells us how many great white sharks there are, and just how close to the shore they get, at some of the most popular beaches in Maine.

There's a bunch of top-tier options for French toast, but this hidden gem Wells, Maine, cafe has been named the best in the state.

Our Pine Tree State has plenty of fantastic spots to enjoy some great meat, but this particular place stands out at the very top!

The Maine Tourism Office has released data that shows a steep drop off in summer visitors to Maine for 2024.

If you're done with the hustle and bustle, a travel blog says that Wells, Maine, is home to one of the most peaceful tourist attractions in the nation

If you're tired of crowds or just want to be left alone, check out these four secluded beaches in Maine where you can enjoy some peace and quiet.

From picking up your garbage to personal space, here are eight simple rules of etiquette when visiting any beach in Maine.

A U.S. Coast Guard buoy that was beached in Wells, Maine, thanks to a powerful storm became a temporary tourism hotspot for weeks.

Wonder Mountain Fun Park is set to open in May. The multipurpose facility has brought joy to Mainers and tourists for years.

Summertime heat smashed through old records in 2018, leaving Maine with the hottest February day on record in the state's history.

The NOAA's Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service shows the ocean cresting at 13.7 feet, nearly three feet above major flood stage. The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (Seavey Island) crested at 13.17 feet, which is two feet above flood stage.