Grandma Moses (1860-1961) is the star Folk American artist of this museum. She didn’t start painting until she was 75. – Green Guide Editor
The final home of this Revolutionary War hero nestled in Vermont’s undeveloped wilderness & pastureland. – Green Guide Editor
The life’s work of Electra Havemeyer Webb, 45 acres & 37 buildings create a living history museum. Don't’ miss the 1906 steamship, Ticonderoga. – Green Guide Editor
With tours every 30 minutes, concluding with sweet and creamy free samples, this is well worth a stop! – Green Guide Editor
Boasting beautiful fall scenes on a drive through the Green Mountains! – Green Guide Editor
Don’t miss this 34.5 mile scenic drive in an area renowned for hiking trails and views of autumn splendor. – Green Guide Editor
Off Rte. 16 - the highest point in New England – take in a breathtaking 240-mile panorama view of the entire region. Catch the Cog Railway on the way up – Green Guide Editor
Featuring a large collection from the quintessentially American Wyeth family of artists. Visit the Farnsworth Homestead next door. – Green Guide Editor
One of the loveliest places on the New England coast. Drive to the top of Mt. Battie to view the harbor and Penobscot Bay. – Green Guide Editor
One third of the park was donated by John D. Rockefeller Jr. Stop by the headquarters for information about activities and camping. – Green Guide Editor
Take a dive along Loop Road, the open coast with amazing seascapes & climb to the top of Cadillac Mountain for the 360-degree view. – Green Guide Editor
This roadside eatery next to the Kennebunkprot Bridge is worth the stop for fried clam strips & lobster rolls. – Green Guide Editor
Jacket required in this splurge-worthy old barn. Try the seared beef tenderloin in a horseradish crust. – Green Guide Editor
