Epic Wildlife Watching in Maine - Visit Maine
From moose and whale watching tours to wildlife parks and wild landscapes, discover when and where to see birds and wildlife in Maine.
Maine’s Watchable Wildlife
A visit to Maine—whether to the mountains, lakes, forests or thousands of miles of coastline—can only be complete by experiencing Maine’s natural treasures. See a moose. Hear the loon’s melancholy cry. Watch seals playing in our harbors or photograph puffins on a …
Moose Watching - Visit Maine
You’ll have the opportunity to safely and comfortably view these magnificent creatures, and other wildlife that might be encountered along the way, as you learn about moose habits and habitat from a knowledgeable guide.
Maine's Wildlife Rescues, Animal Parks, Zoos & Aquariums - Visit …
You and your family can get a close-up look at local wildlife at the Maine Wildlife Parkin Gray. You can see moose, black bear, white-tailed deer, coyote and other native animals – over 30 species in all who are unable to return to the wild.
Maine Wildlife Park
Owned and operated by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, this is a guaranteed opportunity to see a moose; plus white-tailed deer, black bears, bald eagles, mountain lions, porcupines, coyotes, hawks, owls, turtles, trophy trout, and more - …
Nature & Wildlife in Acadia National Park - Visit Maine
Nature & Wildlife in Acadia National Park. From the 1,530-foot peak of Cadillac Mountain *—the highest point on the Eastern Seaboard—to the rugged granite shores of Mount Desert Island, you can see a variety of ecosystems at work at Acadia National Park.
State & National Parks: Camping, Hiking, Wildlife - Visit Maine
Maine's state and national parks offer an incredible range of outdoor adventure and fun. Forests, mountains, glacial lakes and rugged coastline provide endless opportunity for camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, kayaking, winter activities and wildlife discovery.
Puffin Watching: Land Tours & Cruises - Visit Maine
Puffin Watching. Maine ocean islands provide the only nesting sites for Atlantic puffins in the United States. Eastern Egg Rock in the midcoast region, Seal Island and Matinicus Rock at the mouth of Penobscot Bay, and Machias Seal Island and Petit Manan Island off the downeast coast provide habitat for more than 4,000 puffins each summer.
Swan Island - Visit Maine
Part wildlife refuge, part ghost town— Swan Island is an intriguing and unusual spot set amid the rolling waters of the Kennebec River.
Whale Watching - Visit Maine
The world’s largest living creatures can be found feeding and frolicking just 20 miles off the Maine coast. The best time for Maine whale watching begins in mid to late May when hungry whales arrive to feast in local waters rich in sand eels, copepods, plankton, and fish.