While the coast of Maine draws its share of visitors, when you’re done with lobsters and lighthouses, it’s time to explore the inner regions of majestic Maine. Get off the beaten path with these top hidden gems in Maine. Maine is rife with scenic drives and fun destinations that appeal to everyone. Enjoy trails? Take …
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Ricker Hill in nearby Turner offers a great way to spend an afternoon during your stay at Wolf Cove Inn, a bed and breakfast in Maine. Only a 30 minute drive through rolling hills of the Maine countryside, you’ll enjoy the ride almost as much as your time there. Read on to find out 3 …
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Looking for the best of both worlds for your next getaway? Do you want to commune with nature at an idyllic lakeside retreat, but also yearn to spend a relaxing afternoon strolling the shops of a quintessential Maine village? The Wolf Cove Inn, a bed and breakfast in Maine delivers on the first part. Norway Maine, …
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Historic Lewiston Maine, nearby to the Wolf Cove Inn – a lakeside bed and breakfast in Maine, is an old mill town with a storied past. There are many historic landmarks, walking trails, points of interest, terrific restaurants and even a mini-beer trail to explore. Read on for more information on enjoying a great day …
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Visiting Maine covered bridges and waterfalls is among the most popular activities for travelers to southwestern Maine. At the Wolf Cove Inn, a bed and breakfast in Maine, our experts have compiled a Maine covered bridge and waterfalls guide for four different road trips to visit these popular sites. Each tour will show you different …
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Looking for a genuine East Coast sightseeing experience? Look no further than these three authentic covered bridges in Maine. 30-45 minutes from the Wolf Cove Inn, a bed and breakfast in Maine, three wooden bridges stand wrapped in beauty and history. A single-day’s trip loop can cover all three. The journey takes one through the …
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You’ve all heard of mud season in Maine. It’s part of the answer to a joke. What are the 5 seasons in Maine? Spring, summer, fall, winter and mud. It’s actually part of spring, so it can be quite scenic. The lake “grays” and looks really cool. The daffodil bulbs around the Inn start popping. …
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Updated for 2024 Make your plans for the annual Maine Maple Sunday Weekend, traditionally held on the fourth weekend of March. When the sap starts to run in the sugar maple trees, typically in mid-March, sap buckets emerge throughout the state to collect the precious nectar. A sure sign of spring, sugar shacks spring to …
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