Kennebec Valley Tourism Council

The Kennebec and Moose River travel ways, embraced by lakes and forest, are rich in history, culture and natural beauty. These travel ways lead to spectacular waterfalls, scenic hikes along the Appalachian Trail and East Coast Greenway, tours of historic districts, forts and museums, four seasons of festivals and fairs and the adventure of whitewater rafting, snowmobiling and sport fishing.  You will love the people and places that make our region unique. We are proud of the Kennebec and Moose River Valleys and would love to share...

Liberty Graphics

Located in the heart of historic Liberty Village, the Liberty Graphics company store has piles of quality Maine-printed T-shirts, sweatshirts, long sleeved tees, kids', men's, and women's garments at discount prices. The state's largest variety features designs from the natural world, Frank Lloyd Wright-licensed artwork, and American-made organic shirts, all printed with earth-friendly water-based ink. Enjoy the old time general store atmosphere as you shop.

Lighthouses

Maine Celtic Celebration

The Maine Celtic Celebration is a three day, family oriented, celebration of the rich Celtic heritage, culture and hospitality found along the Coast of Maine. Even though this is a celebration of Celtic culture, we encourage and welcome all people to attend.

Events and Activities: Parade, Live Music, Dancing, Exhibits, Irish Ceili,Demonstrations, Live Chess, Contests, Vendors, Children's Area, Races, Highland Games (Heavy Events), Sessium, Fireworks, and more.

Maine Lands Recreational Map & Guide to Public Reserved Lands

Maine’s public reserved lands are remote lands managed for variety of resource values, including recreation, wildlife, and timber harvesting. The Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands owns more than 500,000 acres of public lands, organized into 29 units ranging in size from 500 to more than 43,000 acres and many other smaller scattered lots. These lands are available for recreation and offer unique, back-country experiences.