Winter in Maine

It hasn't been the best weather for winter sports in Maine this year, and some area businesses are paying for it.

We asked Mainers on Facebook if they could visit one place in Maine during the colder months, where would it be?

I have never thought of Funtown Splashtown as a winter destination but these photos of the amusement park covered in snow have me wanting to snow tube down a water slide.

These are the places in Maine you go for the food but stay for the ambiance.

I would tumble down the mountain 500 more times if it meant getting into another pair of skis.

If you're really up for an adventure, check out the Jack Williams Toboggan Chute.

The town is planning to spend about $5,000 from an account designated for town recreation to build the rink.

Here's the latest from our friends at the National Weather Service in Gray warning us of brutal cold with ridiculously powerful subzero wind chills to start the new month.

Watch the frozen action from this past Saturday. Our friends at Black Spruce Images put together a fantastic video that captures all the excitement of West Cove Ice Racing

It looks as though once the otter realized it was busted, it decided to high tail it outta there right quick.

Fast cars rippin' it hard with chains on their tires out on the frozen lake, starting at noon this Saturday February 13.

If you haven't done it yet, you can finally experience this Maine winter tradition with that buddy that keeps saying you should go. Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says folks can fish on February 13 and 14 without a license.

All you need is a tow rope, some skis and a golf cart. Yessuh. Send it!

You know, that Maine winter cold that just punches you right in the face as soon as you step outside.