1. The Farnsworth Museum in Rockland: works by Andrew, Jaime and N.C. Wyeth

2. Boothbay Harbor -- whale watch and lobster and clam chowdah

3. Shop in Freeport. The flagship LL Bean store is open 24 hours a day.

4. Mt. Desert Island. Bar Harbor, and Acadia National Park. Arrange a tour of the Hinckley shipyard in Southwest Harbor, makers of some of the finest sailboats in the United States

5. Coastal fishing villages: Camden, Rockport. A great hike: Mt. Battle. The 800-foot summit offers a stunning view of the coastline. You can see Deer Isle, Isle au Haut, and Blue Hill. Pick blueberries.

6. Baxter State Park, Millinocket, ME. (Mt. Katahdin). A 200,000 acre park for rugged outdoor enthusiasts. Experienced hikers will love The Knife Edge, the narrow trail along Mt. Katahdin, the northernmost point on the Appalachian Trail.

7. Kennbunkport and York. Famous for Walker's Point, the summer residence of former president George Bush. Walk along the beach and look for sea glass. Tour Tom's of Maine in Kennebunk-- they are famous for their toothpaste and other all-natural health and beauty products. Take a walk along Marginal Way. See the towns by trolley. Hike Mt. Agamenticus with the family (692 ft)

8. Portland: take a ferry out to an island in Casco Bay. Tour Shipyard Brewing Co

9. Mt. Cadillac: start the day off early and see the sunrise

10. Artists Bridge in Newry, ME across the Sunday river.. one of the most photographed covered bridges in Maine

~Jenn for meliving.com