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Find your way in.
The directory holds Maine's outdoor community: land trusts, paddling clubs, gear libraries, guide schools, youth camps, trail crews. That's a lot of doors. This page helps you find yours.
Discover is in beta. The guided match and the map are still being built and refined, so some things may be rough or change as we go. Want the full, working list right now? The Directory has every organization we've added. Go to the Directory
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Tell us what you're looking for.
Tell us what you love to do and how you want to pitch in, and we'll narrow things down.
Live Directory Search Assistant
Hi! Tell me a little about what you like to do outdoors and where in Maine you are (or want to go), and I'll point you to organizations that fit.
The map
See what's near you.
The directory, mapped. Zoom to your town, or the one you're headed to this weekend.
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How we show up
Find organizations doing the work that matters most to you.
Place
We gather, work, and recreate on the unceded territory of the Wabanaki people, including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, and Mi'kmaq.
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Community
Nobody does this alone. Maine's outdoors runs on clubs and coalitions: people who teach, organize, and show up for each other year-round.
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Stewardship
Trails, waterways, and working lands stay open because people look after them. That work has room for you.
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Inclusion & Belonging
These organizations and groups, removing barriers from cost and gear to stewarding equitable access and safety.
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Local First
Small businesses and local organizations keep Maine's outdoor life strong. Support what sustains this place.
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One more door
Part of an organization that belongs here?
If it's yours, you know it best. Add it yourself. It's how this whole thing gets built.
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