Exploring Mid Coast MAINE'S Iconic Attractions

A functional farm known for its Belted Galloway cattle, Aldermere Farm offers visitors a firsthand view of agricultural practices and cattle-breeding. Participate in its educational programs to gain insights into sustainable farming and conservation efforts in Maine.

Situated amidst Maine's natural landscape along the waterfront in Rockland, Samoset Resort Golf Course provides a challenging 18-hole course for both novice and experienced golfers. The well-maintained grounds and facilities ensure a quality golfing experience with views of Penobscot Bay, rolling hills and local foliage.

Rockland Harbor Light is an iconic lighthouse at the end of the 1 mile granite block breakwater, a famous walker attraction in the middle of Rockland's working harbor. Watch the world sail by and "get your steps in!" by traversing this thrilling breakwater! 

Located in Rockland, the Farnsworth Art Museum showcases American art with a focus on works by the Wyeth family. The museum's extensive collection spans multiple centuries, offering visitors a comprehensive look at the evolution of art in the region.

A conservation property managed by the Coastal Mountains Land Trust, Beech Hill Preserve offers multiple hiking trails suitable for all ages. The summit provides clear views of Penobscot Bay and surrounding areas, making it a favored spot for nature enthusiasts.

An accessible public space located by the harbor, Rockport Marine Park provides amenities such as picnic areas, walking paths, and viewing points. It serves as a recreational hub for both residents and tourists, facilitating outdoor activities and events.

Dedicated to preserving the maritime history of Maine, the Maine Lighthouse Museum houses a vast collection of lighthouse artifacts, navigational equipment, and related exhibits. The museum provides an educational journey into the significance of lighthouses in regional maritime operations.

Specializing in photography, Ralston Gallery features the works of Peter Ralston, capturing the essence of coastal Maine. The gallery offers a range of photographs, providing insights into Maine's landscapes, seascapes, and cultural narratives.

Operating from Camden Harbor, this cruise service offers guided tours along the coastline. Passengers can learn about local marine life, historic landmarks, and notable coastal features. The cruises are equipped with necessary amenities to ensure a comfortable journey.

Located in Rockland, Claws is a quintessential on the spot Lobster Pot focusing on local ingredients and of course LOBSTAH! A bee line stop for our guests! Casual outdoor seating overlooking Rockland Harbor is thrown in for free!

Nina June is a culinary establishment focusing on Mediterranean dishes influenced by Maine's ingredients. The restaurant's location offers views of the harbor, and its menu changes seasonally to reflect available local produce.

James Beard Award Winner Chef Melissa Kelly celebrates 25 years in Rockland, with her terrific Primo Restaurant, renowned for its farm-to-table approach. With an onsite farm and greenhouse, the restaurant emphasizes fresh, organic ingredients in its varied menu, offering an authentic dining experience highlighting the region's produce as seen on her celebrated win on Chef Gordon Ramsey's Challenge.