Maybe you'll find yourself in the middle of a jousting competition or singing on a farm wagon ride. In the afternoon, visit with some of America's favorite works of art, including famous Wyeth paintings at the Farnsworth Art Museum or tour the grand collections of working antique planes, autos, bikes and carriages at the Owls Head Transportation Museum all in Rockland. Camden Maine is considered to be one of the most beautiful towns on Earth. Spend time wandering through the specialty boutiques and micro-breweries. And they do.
Steep hills form a bulwark against the sea, creating a rugged, dramatic landscape.
In fact, the trails at Camden Snow Bowl, the local ski and mountain-biking area, overlook Penobscot Bay, the deepest inlet along Maine's serrated coast and reminiscent of a Scandinavian fiord. As the sun dips into the horizon, pack your favorite bottle of wine and cheese, and relax on a coastal sunset cruise. Your shutter will be clicking as you breeze by seals, dolphins, sea birds and an occasional whale. Don't forget your Searsport Shores Windjammer discount pass, available at the office. Later cruise over to Castine or kayak with Harvey of Belfast Kayak Tours around beautiful Penobscot Bay.