Aroostook Region of Maine

Aroostook, Maine’s largest and northernmost county is larger than four states. Aroostook county is bordered on three sides by the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, Canada. Known simply as “The County” or “Crown,” life in this northernmost region is a grandiose fusion of old-world charm blended to perfection with contemporary appeal. The region encompasses 3.5 million acres of forested land and is larger than the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. Most of its area is filled with woods and beautiful waterways. The primary industry here is potato harvesting. The natural setting of the region makes it splendid for long getaways, including any number of outdoor activities. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the remote camping opportunities, fishing, hunting and snowmobiling. [read more]

Downeast & Acadia Region of Maine

Maine’s DownEast & Acadia region encompasses the easternmost portion of the state, stretching along the coast to the Canadian border. The term “DownEast” was traditionally the direction the sailing ships traveled from New York and Boston, downwind and to the east. The first rays of dawn illuminate the West Quoddy Lighthouse each morning before reaching any other point in the U.S. Formed by glaciers over thousands of years, Acadia National Park is spread over 46,000 acres and several towns and villages. Acadia National Park features many miles of shoreline to explore, 125 miles of hiking trails, and 45 miles of carriage roads. A plethora of diverse and amazing wildlife inhabit Acadia National Park; from eagles and puffins to black bear and muskrats, the inland region of Acadia is bursting with life. The coastal waters surrounding the island include a variety of whales, seals, dolphins and porpoises. Enjoy the four seasons of this region with ice fishing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, ranger-guided adventures, and other sun-inspired activities. [read more]

The Maine Highlands Region of Maine

The Maine Highlands, nestled in the center of the state, is located north of The Kennebec Valley. The Maine Highlands is perfect for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, the area is home to vast wilderness and thousands of acres of majestic terrain. This area is one of the best places in the state to spot Maine’s state animal, the amazing moose, or hike, bike, ride, swim, or sightsee until your heart’s content.

Get your visit started with a trip to the heart of the The Maine Highlands, the Greater Bangor Region. The most urban of all local areas, Bangor is ideal for those looking for a cultural, yet contemporary experience. Visit the largest children’s museum north of Boston. Or learn about Bangor’s most visible national historic landmark at Thomas Hill Standpipe while taking in the breathtaking views of the city from the promenade deck. You’ll learn that, at one time, Bangor was the world’s largest lumber port with over 150 sawmills operating along the Penobscot River (the longest river in the state of Maine). There’s also plenty of nightlife and fun for adults. Try your luck at the slot machines or stop by the poker room at one of Bangor’s hottest destinations, Hollywood Casino. Or visit one of the city’s pubs or brew houses, many featuring locally crafted beers and ales. With easy access to Interstate 95, Route 15, Route 9, and other major roadways in the state, Bangor is a great place to stay and explore the Highlands and other parts of Maine.

Kennebec & Moose River Valley Region of Maine

Mid Coast Region of Maine

Lakes & Mountains Region of Maine

Greater Portland Region of Maine

Southern Coast Region of Maine

Motorcycle Ride Links

1. www.BackoftheDragon16.com
2. www.Copperhead276.com
3. www.FoothillsParkway339.com
4. www.GreatSmokiesRun441.com
5. www.MurderMountainRun.com
6. www.Rattler209.com
7. www.RidetheCherohalaSkyway.com
8. www.RoanMountainRun261.com
9. www.SuchesLoop.com
10. www.TheGauntlerGA.com
11. www.TheGeorgiaDragon.com
12. www.TheHellbender28.com
13. www.TheSnake421.com
14. www.ThreeState28.com
15. www.US129DragonsTail.com
16. www.LakeJamesLoop.com
17. www.PineolaPython181.com
18. www.DevilsWhip80.com
19. www.LandoftheWaterfallsLoop.com
20. www.BlueRidgeMotorcycleRide.com
21. www.MOTORCYCLERIDERSHOP.COM