Aislinn Sarnacki
Bangor Daily News
Bangor, ME, United States
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Now is the time to prune your fruit trees
Pruning your fruit trees this time of year presents less danger of interfering with the plant's natural hardiness. → Read More
5 challenging Maine snowshoe treks to tackle this winter
For people looking for a bit of a challenge this winter, this list may be for you. → Read More
This historic park off the Maine coast is a joy to visit, even in the dead of winter
"There’s something special about being the first to leave bootprints on a road or trail after snowfall." → Read More
Acadia National Park is perfect for cross-country skiers of all skill levels
Cross-country skiing is the type of activity that is fun right from the get-go, if you start on easy trails. → Read More
11 great cross-country skiing spots in Maine
The state is filled with trails and woods roads that are groomed for cross-country skiing. → Read More
These 7 tips will get your dog ready for a winter hike
With just a little extra effort, you can easily improve your dog’s safety and comfort while exploring the trails. → Read More
Check out these easy winter adventures in Acadia National Park
To get you started, here are some easy winter adventures in Acadia on Mount Desert Island. → Read More
This forgotten Acadia peak is perfect for a winter hike
Cedar Swamp Mountain is a wonderful hike that offers open views of Mount Desert Island, the ocean and beyond. → Read More
Why a duck’s feet don’t freeze in winter and other chilly questions
Ducks have special adaptations that allow them to weather the harsh winters and constantly changing environments of Maine winters. → Read More
Midcoast residents band together to save beloved Maine mountain
Rising just more than 800 feet above sea level and straddling the town line between Liberty and Montville, Haystack Mountain is cherished by local → Read More
Mystery ice formation in Acadia National Park leaves rock suspended midair
At first glance, I thought it was a mushroom. Frozen solid in the frigid December air, the tiny object had a lumpy cap and arcing stalk. → Read More
I finally saw Maine river otters in the wild
"They’re fairly common critters, but for some reason, no matter how much time I spend outdoors, I never see them." → Read More
Try these Bangor-area walking trails for a new Thanksgiving day tradition
If you're looking for some walking trails to get out on after your Thanksgiving feast, we've got you covered. → Read More
How to enjoy a beautiful hike during Maine’s drab ‘stick season’
"This time of year, as days shorten, it’s easy to wake up in time to see the sunrise, even if you don’t consider yourself a morning person." → Read More
5 Maine hikes to tackle before fall foliage disappears
Before the wind blows the stunning fall foliage off the trees, consider taking a walk and enjoying this colorful time of year. → Read More
This remote peak just east of Baxter offers stunning fall views
"Though I’d seen photos from the top of Lookout before, the view exceeded my expectations," BDN Outdoors contributor Aislinn Sarnacki writes. → Read More
9 hikes with the best fall foliage views in Maine
Autumn is the perfect time to hike in Maine, so check out some of these particularly beautiful trails. → Read More
This Old Town preserve features wheelchair-accessible trails and lots of wildlife
Hirundo Wildlife Refuge, a 2,460-acre preserve in Old Town and Alton, is chock-full of nature and beauty. → Read More
A quiet hike in eastern Maine with spectacular 360-degree views
"The wilderness beckoned us onward, to walk among mossy hills, glacial boulders and towering evergreens." → Read More
Know these poisonous mushrooms before you go foraging
It’s important to be 100 percent sure about a mushroom’s identity before eating it. → Read More