About
Maine's outdoor community is built on connection.
Maine's outdoor community is built on the connection between people, place, and purpose. It is not just about getting outside. It is about how we show up for the land and for each other.
A Connector to Maine's Outdoor Ecosystem
Bring together the people, places, and organizations that shape Maine's outdoor community.
Mission
Connecting locals and visitors to what's happening across the state and supporting the work that keeps it strong.
Vision
A Maine where outdoor life is accessible, supported, and sustained through strong connections between people, communities, and the land.
Purpose
Strengthen Maine's outdoor community by making it easier for people to connect with what's here and support the work that sustains it.
Community Values
Take care of the land and water. Leave it a little better when you can.
Support local. The people and small businesses here help keep Maine's outdoor culture strong.
Respect access. Trails, working lands, and coastlines exist because people care for them. Be part of that effort.
Stay aware. Conservation, climate, and access affect all of us.
Look out for each other. Community carries beyond the trailhead.
Keep it grounded. Humility goes a long way here.
Show up year-round. Maine's outdoors are not just for one season.
This is not just a place to visit. It is a place to be part of.
Land Acknowledgement
We gather, work, and recreate on the unceded territory of the Wabanaki people, including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, and Mi'kmaq. Recognizing that is part of understanding this place and the responsibility we all share in caring for it.