15 Things You Really Have to do in Maine This Summer
Don’t let this summer pass you by! There’s so much to see and do in Maine while the weather’s warm. Make plans to do these 15 things now.

Don’t forget the sunscreen!

Buy yourself (and your loved ones) some peanuts and Cracker Jacks, and cheer the Sea Dogs to victory. There’s nothing like spending a summer afternoon at the ballpark.
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2016 marks the 69th year of the festival! It runs August 3rd through the 7th.
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You’ve always meant to do it...this is your year!

Wild Blueberry Land is definitely a one-of-a-kind destination. Buy a warm blueberry pie or blueberry oatmeal cookie, then sit on the Wild Blueberry Land Throne for a selfie.

You’ll find plenty of concerts scheduled for this summer! For one option, check out the L.L.Bean Concert Series in Freeport.

Check out this adorable lighthouse off the coast of South Portland. It’s on the National Register of Historic Places.

Tour the botanical gardens to see tons of gorgeous flowers and plants. Keep your eyes open for the permanent sculptures scattered around the gardens, too. Located on the Boothbay peninsula.
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If you’re ready for a challenge, hike Katahdin, Maine’s tallest peak at an elevation of 5,267 feet. The climb is challenging, but the view is worth it.

Stroll around the island on the 1.25-mile trail; the views of Casco Bay and Portland are stunning!

While you’re there, grab some Pier Fries or ice cream and take a walk along the beach.

Make your reservations in advance - Hermit Island is one of the best camping spots in Maine.

Visit Yarmouth for the famous annual Clam Festival. Make sure to say hello to Steamer. This year’s festival takes place July 15th through 17th.
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Take the Summit Road 3.5 miles to the top. Once you’re there, this is the view you’ll enjoy!

Camp of hike at Baxter State Park, where you’ll likely encounter some wildlife. You might see birds, deer...even moose.
What’s your favorite thing to do in Maine in the summer?
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