Take This Road Trip To The 6 Most Eye-Popping Lupine Fields In Maine
Michelle
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When you spend the year in Maine, summer is always a welcome relief. Winter can be fun but, after a while, the cold temperatures can start to get to a person. That’s why any sign of warmer weather and beach days on the horizon makes our hearts flutter. Once we have strung together a few warm days, and it’s clear that spring is here, everything begins feeling a little bit brighter. There’s nothing like nature in Maine, and once the flowers, trees, birds, and other wildlife start coming out, there’s nothing more wonderful than going out and exploring it.
One more sign that summer is here is when we drive through the state and see lupines along the road. These flowers are easy to find, but they are magnificent when they appear in large quantities. This road trip, inspired by Inns Along the Coast, will take you to a few spots to see lupine fields in Maine that we think you’ll love!
Click here for directions via Google Maps and remember to buckle up, drive carefully, and never leave the snacks at home!
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What are some of your favorite spots to see lupines or other wildflowers in Maine? Be sure to let us know in the comments so we can check them out, too! And if you love a good journey through the state as much as we do, consider one of the others we’ve put together. Here are the best road trips you can take in Maine. This list comes with a description, directions, and lots of fun!
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