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Maine's outdoors, connected.
A directory of the organizations and places that welcome people into Maine's outdoors and care for what we share.
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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Help us build it
This directory is only as good as the community behind it.
We're mapping Maine's outdoor community. Every land trust, club, gear library, guide service, camp, shop, and crew.
Know of one we're missing? Point them our way, or tell us and we'll reach out ourselves.