Penobscot

While size is relative, this is our Pine Tree State’s tallest bridge by all measures, and there’s no denying it!

Located along the Penobscot River in Orono, Maine, a private island has a rich history of hauntings that has led many to believe it is cursed.

It's no surprise to see the Penobscot gaining national attention for its remarkable beauty.

In 2008, a prolific winter storm dropped a record amount of snow on one Maine county, leading to record-breaking results.

Have you ever really thought about it? It’s a very descriptive name. And to top it off, it's not even a town—it's a city.

Fair or unfair, the website Travel A Lot has named a small town of 1,100 people in Penobscot County as the 'ugliest' in Maine.

Maine's river system is one of the largest in the country. Here is a look at the 10 longest in the state, and what attracts people to them.

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Many Native American groups resided here in Maine, including the Penobscot, the Mi'kmaq, the Abenaki and the names they used for features of Maine are still present in our everyday lexicon.

Experience a hike in Maine unlike any other, while you're guided along by a pack of unleashed and enthusiastic German Shepherd dogs