Lubec, ME

Perched on America's easternmost point, this red-and-white striped lighthouse offers the first continental U.S. sunrise. Explore the keeper's residence and coastal trails for spectacular wildlife viewing.

Stand at the easternmost point in the continental US at Quoddy Head State Park, home to the iconic red-and-white striped lighthouse. Hike coastal trails while watching for whales along Maine's dramatic cliffs.

Explore FDR's preserved 34-room summer cottage at this international park straddling the U.S.-Canada border. Join "Tea with Eleanor" to hear personal stories of the former First Lady while enjoying refreshments.

Enjoy an outing to Seaside Chocolate during your stay in Lubec. You can enjoy the restaurants while in the area.

America's last traditional herring smokehouse offers a rare glimpse into Maine's maritime heritage. Former employees guide visitors through historical processing techniques while the adjacent gallery showcases local art.

This 1,700-acre coastal preserve features dramatic Maine shoreline with bold headlands and cobble beaches. Hike through diverse ecosystems on trails, including an ADA-accessible path to an ocean lookout.

Boot Cove Beach captivates with its rugged cobblestone shoreline and dramatic cliffs along Maine's Bold Coast. Explore the pristine coastline while watching for bald eagles soaring above the unspoiled Atlantic waters.

At Monica's Chocolates, Peruvian recipes meet Maine flavors in handcrafted confections like the caramel-filled "Sea Urchins." Sample these artisanal treats while browsing authentic alpaca sweaters and Peruvian jewelry.