Lubec is famous for its iconic red and white striped West Quoddy Lighthouse, which sits at the easternmost point in the nation. Quoddy Head State Park and local preserves provide visitors with striking views of the rugged coast. Lubec’s downtown is compact and perfect for walking, with small businesses, galleries, and cafes. Enjoy a pint at the Lubec Brewing Company, and while you are there, you might even catch a live set from a local musician or dine on fresh locally-sourced food along with a crisp white, velvety red, or well-paired craft beer at any number of restaurants in town.

You’ll want to take the time for a local bog walk or a history tour, rich with local flavor and culture. Stop into McCurdy Smokehouse Museum, a waterfront museum dedicated to the history of the smoked-herring trade. If the tide is out, walk along the adjacent beach to search for sea glass. If you want to hit the road on a bike but forgot your ride, stop at Cohills Inn or visit their site to set up local and regional biking tours.