One of the benefits of living in this part of the state is easy access to some of the best day trips in Maine. As we explore our new environs, we realize that there is so much to see and do within an hour’s drive of our lakeside inn in western Maine. And when we …
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A scenic day trip to Portland Head Lighthouse in Maine should be on everyone’s bucket list, and here’s why. The Portland Head Lighthouse is the most photographed lighthouse in the state of Maine. First commissioned by George Washington in 1791, the lighthouse sits at the entrance to Casco Bay in the quaint village of Cape …
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“We’re going to spend the day in Portland Maine.” – an often heard statement of our guests at the Wolf Cove Inn, a bed and breakfast in Maine. Well known as one of the foodiest small cities in the US, folks love enjoying a great breakfast at the Inn then heading into Portland for the …
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When wanderlust grabs your attention, take a Wells beach day trip from Wolf Cove Inn. You’ll reach Wells, Maine’s third-oldest town, in under an hour. Known for its stunning natural beauty and miles of sandy beaches, Wells is recognized as the “friendliest town in Maine.” Spend the day frolicking in the ocean, shopping for antiques, …
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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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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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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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A day trip to the Maine Maritime Museum in nearby Bath ranks as one of our favorite ways to spend the day in any season. The museum first opened its doors in 1962. Now open 363 days a year, a visit to the 20-acre campus on the banks of the Kennebec River reveals much about …
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