Looking for the tastiest lobster shack or coolest crafts shops? National Geographic’s resident experts reveal their secret spots
, snowshoe hares, and hundreds of species of birds. A wooden boardwalk crosses the delicate preserve, where Atlantic pines and pitcher plants thrive in the peatland environment.
“Visit here during any season, except for winter, and you will find a cornucopia of small treasures,” says Schuler.. Found in open fields along the coast, especially near Cherryfield, the tiny, sweet fruits are raked, picked, and sold between July and September. You can eat them in pies, jams, or just straight from a pint you pick up at a farm stand.Photograph by Timothy G.
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