What are the prettiest winter towns in Maine?

Maine's Prettiest Winter Towns. Maine has so much to offer with each town you visit. Some of our favorite towns to visit are Kennebunkport, Camden, and Boothbay Harbor. These towns have wonderful festivals and events during the winter months to keep the visitors coming.



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Portland, Maine Maybe one of the more well-known cities in Maine, Portland has a reputation for a reason. It's not only a popular destination during the warmer months, but also boasts some of the most stunning landscapes in the autumn. You truly can't invent scenery like this.

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Portland, Maine Maine's Portland shares more than a name with the most famed hipster city in the country; it has a long list of hipster credentials in its own right. For starters, Men's Health ranked it first in a study showing the cities with the most coffee drinkers.

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Stonington. Stonington offers much of the same appeal as Portland but at a much slower pace and less commercialization. For good reasons, the town has repeatedly ranked as the most underrated town in Maine. While it's on an island, you don't need a boat, as the drive to Stonington is part of its appeal.

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Even though the summer months of June, July, and August are by far the busiest time of the year, many would argue that this is still the best time to go to Maine. For those looking for fewer crowds, and nature at its finest, the fall shoulder season from September to October may be the best time to visit.

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Two picturesque seaside towns: Camden and Bar Harbor.

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Bar Harbor is epically charming and frequently tops the lists of best coastal towns in the country. Farther DownEast Maine, (which is north-east if you want to get technical) Winter Harbor and Lubec are appealingly cozy. Winter Harbor is cute enough to have two lighthouses in its harbor.

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Unity, Maine is a small town of about 2,000 residents located in Waldo County. The town was originally settled by Quakers, and it went by the name Twenty-Five Mile Pond Plantation. Today, it might be best known as the home of the decidedly hippie Unity College.

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