Bethel

It's not always easy to find meteorites that fall to Earth, but a big one from Mars was found in 2021 and is now on display in Maine.

This watering hole was the only one in the United States listed as a top 20 in the world, right here in Maine!

If you're seeking some adventure of just want to cool off, here's eight incredible swimming holes in Maine that you can enjoy for free.

More than four decades ago, Mt. Abram in Greenwood, Maine, was home to only monorail ride in the Northeast.

With summer in full swing, you and a few friends can cool off by floating down a Maine river for only $30 bucks per trip.

Close to ski resorts and other outdoor fun, this "ski dome" is ideal for a vacation home, income property, or escape.

The service ended in 1960 but I am here to say we need it back!!!

After making it into the Guinness Book of World Records, Maine broke its own record just a few years later.

Tucked away in the Western Maine hills is this incredible property. With amazing views of both Sunday River Ski Resort and Sunday River Country Club, this 4 bedroom, 5 bath home is perfect for the family that loves luxury and outdoor recreation.

Looking for love in Maine? Maybe someone is already looking for you. Like that "Blonde Bombshell" driving a Volvo in Portland this week.

Bethel native, Frank Del Duca finished top 15 in his first ever Olympic competition. He's not done, though. Del Duca will also be competing in the 4-man.

Nothing is quite as refreshing as cold air and warm water.

Enjoy the spectacular views of Mount Washington in this 2.25 Million dollar estate in Bethel, Maine. Don't worry about leaving because it has everything, a pool, jacuzzi, wet bar, sauna, 18 rooms, 8 bedrooms, an entire dining room, who wants to put in an offer?

Olivia and Jerome Roehm made history as the first couple to win the North American Wife Carrying Championship at Sunday River for three years consecutively.

Do you remember Fran from Bethel? Back in the spring of 2020, Fran had to put a sign on her rental car as to not tick off her fellow Mainers. Back when the pandemic first started, and Maine was pretty much shut down, we REALLY didn't want anyone from away coming into the state and messing up our low COVID rates. Especially if they were from New Jersey and New York. Poor Fran got a lot of flak for riding around in a rental with Jersy plates on and had to post a sign telling everyone if was just HER.

See the beautiful pictures from their favorite date spot during the pandemic.