By

Tom Richardson

Drift, Paddle & Fish the Penobscot River

The serene and often surreal midsection of this big Maine river holds many surprises for anglers and paddlers alike.
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Paddling to West Island, RI

Experienced paddlers—especially those who fish—will enjoy a trip to this rugged islet off the coast of Rhode Island’s Sakonnet Point.
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Hiking White Eagle Reserve, Marion, MA

This easy day hike for families offers a variety of wonders, both natural and manmade.
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ENE Blog: Those Amazing Elvers

While many folks are familiar with the annual return of blueback herring and alewives to the coastal rivers and streams of New England, there’s another aquatic migrant that deserves attention—one whose journey from sea to freshwater and back is no less remarkable than that of the aforementioned herring. I’m talking about elvers, also known as...
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Cuda Bucket Tackle Center

Cuda Fishing Tools has introduced its new Bucket Tackle Center (BTC), an innovative tool containment system designed to keep important tools organized and within reach.
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The Gunstock Effect

One of the oldest ski resorts in the East boasts an array of exciting outdoor activities to keep you and your family coming back year-round.  
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Rivervail Farm: Where the Elk & Bison Roam!

Looking for a unique family or couple’s getaway? Check out this 1800’s-era New Hampshire farm that feels like a slice of western Montana.
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Down East Sunrise Trail: Eastern Segment Snowmobile Trail

This multi-use trail system is open year-round to ATV, snowmobile, dirt bikes, and non-motorized use.
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Down East Sunrise Trail, Eastern Segment ATV Trail

The Down East Sunrise Trail is a multi-use trail system in Maine that’s open year-round to ATV, snowmobile, dirt bikes, and non-motorized use.
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Easy Snowshoeing in the Great North Woods

The Great North Woods of New Hampshire features a host of trails that can be hiked with snowshoes during winter. Here are a handful of easy ones to tackle.
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