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Jerry, Here is the information you requested on Maine’s Aroostook County region. Dear Jerry, We would like to thank you for visiting www.visitmaine.com and for requesting our free guidebook. As you may know, Maine is a world-class, four-season travel destination that promises to offer an exciting experience for your upcoming fall trip. To complement your vacation, we have prepared this personalized booklet – especially for you. Leaf through and enjoy a taste of the fascinating regions and activities in which you expressed interest during your visit to our travel planning website. If you would like to continue your exploration, the guide book included in your package and our website offer even richer resources to ensure a holiday full of fun, play and relaxation in Maine’s Aroostook County region. For even more fun, don’t forget to return the attached postcard to be entered into a contest to win a shopping spree of up to $500 at L.L.Bean! We look forward to welcoming you. Patricia Eltman, Director Maine Office of Tourism Sightseeing More than 60 lighthouses stand tall along Maine’s rugged coastline. Many can be visited by car. Inland, historic covered bridges span rivers that flow through the quiet forests and meadows. • State and National Parks – Maine has dozens of state parks and Acadia National Park, the first National Park east of the Mississippi River, that offer stunning mountain vistas, spectacular coastlines and fascinating historic sites. • Covered Bridges – Take a step back in time and admire the architecture with a quiet stroll through one of Maine’s 9 historic covered bridges. • Coastal Tours – Charter a yacht and head for a hidden cove or relax aboard a lobster boat, windjammer or touring boat. Go to visitmaine.com/sightseeing to plan your Maine getaway. Traveler’s Information IN THIS ISSUE: • Sightseeing • Foliage • Whale Watching WIN WIN A SHOPPING SPREE AT L.L.BEAN – UP TO $500 CONTEST Return the enclosed postcard to be entered. If you’d like additional information about Maine’s Aroostook County region please consider the following local resources. www.visitmaine.com www.visitmaine.com Return the enclosed postcard to be entered to win a shopping spree of up to $500 at L.L.Bean. A SHOPPING SPREE AT L.L.BEAN CONTEST WIN WIN A Personalized Vacation Quick Start Guide Aroostook County Tourism www.visitaroostook.com 1-888-216-2463 Local Web Resources www.cariboumaine.net www.fortfairfield.org www.fortkentchamber.com www.greaterhoulton.com www.greatermadawaskachamber.com www.pichamber.com www.vanburenmaine.com www.limestonemaine.org www.allmaine.com/nkvrcc 10101 Maine Activities Maine’s Region Aroostook County In Aroostook, Maine’s largest and northernmost county, you’ll find an abundance of natural, cultural and recreational resources. In “The County,” you can bike along endless fields of potato blossoms; canoe and fish in one of the area’s 2000 lakes, rivers and streams; hike along wooded trails; or cross-country ski and snowmobile through a beautiful winter landscape. • Aroostook Adventure – World class snowmobiling along the Interconnected Trail System. • Acadian Culture – Festivals and fairs where residents celebrate their agrarian roots and the Acadian heritage that’s still alive today. For more information on Maine’s Aroostook County region visit visitmaine.com/aroostook or go to page 66 in the enclosed guidebook. With the crisp air of autumn comes the chance to experience a quintessential fall weekend in Maine. You’ll be amazed at the glorious colors on display across the state. From quiet coastal villages to lakeside golf courses to scenic mountain passes, Maine offers a variety of settings for nature’s brilliant show. • Head to an orchard for apple picking and a glass of cider fresh from the press. • Enjoy our many autumn agricultural fairs. • Up-to-the minute foliage reports are available at mainefoliage.com For a searchable list of fall activities to complement the view, visit visitmaine.com/foliage Whale watching cruises are available up and down the Maine coast, from Kennebunkport to Bar Harbor and beyond. • Experience the beauty and grace of the world’s largest mammals right here in Maine. • Bring your camera to get some memorable photos. • Some whale watching companies offer a money back guarantee. • Whale watching is a great family friendly experience. For more information about whale watching go to visitmaine.com/whalewatching Annual Windjammer Weekend The largest single gathering of the Maine windjammer fleet. Maine Salmon Festival in Eastport A seaside festival celebrating the Atlantic salmon industry. Common Ground Country Fair A celebration of rural, sustainable living. 158th Annual Fryeburg Fair Maine’s largest fair includes livestock, exhibition hall, farm museum, crafts. Lighting of the Nubble Christmas lights on the Cape Neddick Lighthouse are lit for the holiday season. Freeport’s 14th Annual Sparkle Weekend Main Street Magic Parade of Lights, carolers and more. Annual Chester Greenwood Day Parade A celebration in honor of Chester Greenwood, inventor of the ear muffs. Annual Great Maine Apple Day Celebrate the history, flavor and tradition of Maine apples. For more information on Annual Events, visit visitmaine.com/events or go to page 241 in the enclosed guidebook. Upcoming Events Foliage Whale Watching GO TO www.visitmaine.com FOR MORE INFORMATION Robert, Here is the information you requested on the State of Maine. Dear Robert, We would like to thank you for visiting www.visitmaine.com and for requesting our free guidebook. As you may know, Maine is a world-class, four-season travel destination that promises to offer an exciting experience for your upcoming summer trip. To complement your vacation, we have prepared this personalized booklet – especially for you. Leaf through and enjoy a taste of the fascinating regions and activities in which you expressed interest during your visit to our travel planning website. If you would like to continue your exploration, the guide book included in your package and our website offer even richer resources to ensure a holiday full of fun, play and relaxation in the State of Maine. For even more fun, don’t forget to return the attached postcard to be entered into a contest to win a shopping spree of up to $500 at L.L.Bean! We look forward to welcoming you. Patricia Eltman, Director Maine Office of Tourism Sightseeing More than 60 lighthouses stand tall along Maine’s rugged coastline. Many can be visited by car. Inland, historic covered bridges span rivers that flow through the quiet forests and meadows. • State and National Parks – Maine has dozens of state parks and Acadia National Park, the first National Park east of the Mississippi River, that offer stunning mountain vistas, spectacular coastlines and fascinating historic sites. • Covered Bridges – Take a step back in time and admire the architecture with a quiet stroll through one of Maine’s 9 historic covered bridges. • Coastal Tours – Charter a yacht and head for a hidden cove or relax aboard a lobster boat, windjammer or touring boat. Go to visitmaine.com/sightseeing to plan your Maine getaway. Traveler’s Information IN THIS ISSUE: • Sightseeing • Whale Watching • Maine Beaches WIN WIN A SHOPPING SPREE AT L.L.BEAN – UP TO $500 CONTEST Return the enclosed postcard to be entered. If you’d like additional information about the State of Maine please consider the following local resources. www.visitmaine.com www.visitmaine.com Return the enclosed postcard to be entered to win a shopping spree of up to $500 at L.L.Bean. A SHOPPING SPREE AT L.L.BEAN CONTEST WIN WIN A Personalized Vacation Quick Start Guide Maine Office of Tourism #59 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333-0059 www.visitmaine.com 1-888-624-6345 Regional Information Aroostook County www.visitaroostook.com DownEast & Acadia www.downeastregion.com Greater Portland & Casco Bay www.visitportland.com Kennebec & Moose River Valleys www.kennebecvalley.org Maine Lakes & Mountains www.westernmaine.org Mid-Coast www.mainesmidcoast.com The Maine Beaches www.southernmainecoast.org The Maine Highlands www.themainehighlands.com 10101 Maine Activities The State of Maine With 6,000 lakes, 32,000 miles of rivers, 5,000 miles of coast and 17 million acres of forestland, there’s plenty of room to spread out and experience all Maine has to offer. Maine is divided into eight distinct tourism regions, each offering unique activities, events and accommodations. Perhaps you’ll discover a charming family campground tucked away along the shores of a pristine lake, a cozy weathered cottage on a bluff overlooking a sheltered cove, a rustic theatre offering entertaining performances somewhere off the beaten path, or a unique museum presenting an intriguing look into an important aspect of Maine history. For more information on Maine tourism opportunities or to plan your trip, please visit visitmaine.com Whale watching cruises are available up and down the Maine coast, from Kennebunkport to Bar Harbor and beyond. • Experience the beauty and grace of the world’s largest mammals right here in Maine. • Bring your camera to get some memorable photos. • Some whale watching companies offer a money back guarantee. • Whale watching is a great family friendly experience. For more information about whale watching go to visitmaine.com/whalewatching Whether conquering Katahdin, backpacking through the woods or just strolling along, Maine offers endless hiking opportunities throughout the state. The state’s vast network of public and private lands offer day hikes to scenic overlooks in all corners of the state. • The Appalachian Trail winds 276 miles through Maine and offers day hiking or through hiking opportunities. • The Appalachian Trail offers 40 campsites along the way, each about a day’s hike apart. uploads/Geographie/ psg-sample-mot-brochure.pdf