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Maine loves having pets. Everybody here has either a cat or a dog or some combination of both and it's hilarious but also insanely endearing.Let me break down the 3 biggest common denominators only true Maine dog mama's are going to understand.

You may have seen this mark on trees in the woods and wondered what it is. It's important that you know.

The town was praised thanks to an iconic Granite State animal: the moose.

Maine.gov suggests that statistically there are around 60,000 to 75,000 moose roaming the state's forests. However, the chances of actually seeing one of these beautiful giants depend on several factors like location and the time of year.

Maine is filled with bodies of water, but which river is the longest in the Pine Tree State? Here's what we found out.

In the small town of Randolph, Maine, a historic bike path holds tales of ghosts, orbs, and ritualistic lands.

These Granite State destinations don't cost a cent to visit.

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

Relentless mosquitos are repeatedly biting the ass of a frustrated Mainer who is looking for suggestions on how to make them stop.

This peaceful and newly-renovated retreat is one of the most-loved homes on Airbnb.

These mountains and trails are perfect for those who want to take up hiking, but don't know where to start.

Guesses range from fisher cat, porcupine, or even a beaver!

This writer's a bit confused.

Trips to Discover published a list of the best campgrounds in the Northeast, and two lucky New Hampshire locations were featured.

SPOOKY!

One of only 19 such dwellings in the United States, Maine is home to a 'Futuro House', a UFO-shaped home hiding at an undisclosed location.