Hello and welcome to our YouTube channel. We are so thrilled for you to be here — and to kick off this new venture for Maine the Way. After eight years on Instagram and five years producing print print publications, we cannot be more excited to share videos of our adventures and misadventures throughout Maine with you through.

There’s a lot to learn from our oceans. From seaworthy adventures to the aquaculture industry, the Atlantic fuels much of our world here in Maine. We’re lucky that these waters run deep and the wafts of salty air linger in the coastal towns, giving Maine a certain essence we all know and love.

You might know Jackie and Paul from their artfully curated adventures or entrancing stop motion videos, but their latest venture, Seacraft Vintage, is sure to lure you in and one you can even take home with you. What started as a love for timeless New England novelties has grown into a beautiful collection of costal inspired curiosities, for sale! Since opening the doors on 2 Morning Walk Ln., they’ve learned their favorite part is sourcing the treasures and love sharing a little history with finding new homes for their pieces, which allows the cycle to continue.

More about the creators of Maine the Way. Cam and Christine share their favorites and future with you!

The news did its best to cover the extraordinary story of the North Pond Hermit with brief soundbites and glimpses of the story, but only one journalist was able to connect with Christopher Knight to get some answers. Read Maine the Way’s interview with Michael Finkel.

Illustrator Haley Flight shares about her illustrations and inspiration in an interview with Maine the Way. Her work can be seen in a reoccurring column where she beautifully captures the scenes of a local Freeport homesteader.

You may recognize Johnny Patience from our Issue 02: Spring. He contributed a beautiful photo essay about his life here in Maine.

With a passion for finding (and fishing) the wildest places, two New Englanders set off see what Labrador has to offer.

Now, the sister run business of Studio Linear is flourishing as they embrace all aspects of designing beautiful and functional spaces.  They love working with clients ranging from entrepreneurs, looking to get their website off the ground, to new restaurants, figuring out the floorplan and menu design to match their mood.  

Four adventurers created this film, Monumental, from their time in Katahdin Woods & Water National Monument, to share with us the vast beauty this land has to offer.  We talk with photographer Jamie Walter about the expedition, the monument, and the film.