13 Photos That Prove Rural Maine Is The Best Place To Live
While it’s true that our cities get most of the outside attention, we know that Maine’s hinterlands are what make our state great. From Piscataquis County to Aroostook, here are 13 photos to share with your friends from away to prove that Maine is more than just Portland and the coast. And, if you’re from one of our larger cities, get out and explore the land nearby. As these photos will prove, in some cases, there are “rural” feels just beyond our city limits.

This drive in Sangerville will surely clear your mind of worry.

This post office in Sebec encourages patrons to take a moment to relax.
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In rural Maine, snow stays white for as far as the eye can see.
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These horses are living the sort of life city dwellers dream of.

Wide open spaces mean the brightest greens, bluest blues and fresh Maine air.

The FedCo Seeds in Waterville will make you feel at home.

Days like these can make even the biggest city lover appreciate some more authentic moments.

Not even in Isle Au Haut.
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... but it won't look nearly as epic as this one at the Pineland Equestrian Center in New Gloucester.

This one is clearly off limits, but the next time you're presented with a swimming opportunity in the backwoods - take it!

Look out for it near the New Hampshire border in the White Mountains.

These grandparents are enjoying their hunting camp in rural Maine. Sort of makes you want to don those outfits and do the same.

...there are times even our coast can feel remote. Even near Pemaquid.
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