Attraction

A long, winding path in Lebanon, Maine, is filled with some of creepiest and scariest haunts you'll find in the entire state

This place sounds like it was EPIC.

Standing out on the way to the mountains, this charming roadside building could be the most unique movie theater in all of Maine.

How many of Maine's most popular tourist attractions have you been to?

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

It's not always the most popular destinations that are the best. Often times, it's the hidden gems that make the greatest impact.

A social media post went viral, tricking people into believing there was a new attraction at Acadia National Park this summer.

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

The new Haunted Hotel ride isn't even a year old, and is already a fan favorite.

If you can't find one in the wild, there's a life-size 1,700lb chocolate moose you can visit at a candy store in Scarborough, Maine.

For nearly 30 years, an old-school poster of Tom Selleck in a small shed has welcomed people to the town of Fairfield, Maine.

One of Maine's most mysterious roadside attractions continues to be the random British-style red telephone booth sitting in a field in Edgecomb, Maine.

Despite being gone for more than 25 years, the Haunted Mansion at Funtown in Saco, Maine, remains one of the most missed attractions in New England history.

Another macabre attraction is set to open this fall in Salem, Massachusetts as New England's first Museum of Torture will open its doors.

Pack up the car and head to a zoo in Rhode Island for their special limited time attraction featuring nearly 60 life-size animatronic dinosaurs.

The iconic water park has exciting things in store for 2023 and one of them is a surprise.