Nature lovers visiting Bath, ME will enjoy exploring the quiet beauty of Thorne Head Preserve. The 96-acre nature preserve is a must-visit destination teeming with wildlife, scenic vistas, and peaceful trails - and all just a short drive from downtown and The Inn at Bath! [...]
Considering a midcoast Maine fall foliage getaway? Great idea! Midcoast Maine is a uniquely memorable place to experience the season and Bath, ME makes a great home base for any and all of your midcoast Maine adventures! Bath, ME, is one of those rare places [...]
Visit the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, ME and enjoy a cruise on the Kennebec River. The museum's 56-foot tour boat, Merrymeeting, provides a variety of unforgettable river and coastal-viewing experiences. See iconic lighthouses, taste fresh oysters, spot wildlife, and more. Maine Maritime Museum has [...]
Get a taste of Maine of during your stay at The Inn at Bath with a visit to the Midcoast Cheese Trail. The Cheese Trail is a fantastic way to experience not just delicious, artisanal cheeses but also Maine's iconic landscapes and coastal charm. The [...]
Lighthouse and nature lovers alike will enjoy a visit to Seguin Island Lighthouse, perched atop a rugged island off the coast of Georgetown, ME. Initially commissioned in 1795, the still active beacon is Maine’s highest lighthouse above sea level, and one of the oldest lighthouses [...]
Rockland, Maine is a charming, must-visit, MidCoast Maine destination. The historic town boasts a rugged shoreline with a unique lighthouse, a vibrant arts scene, working harbor, and is home to the famed Maine Lobster Festival. At just an hour's drive from Bath, Rockland makes an [...]
Fans of art, theater, and live music will enjoy a visit to the Chocolate Church Arts Center, here in Bath, ME. Housed in a lovingly repurposed, 1847 church, now painted a dark brown (hence the name), the center stands as a vibrant cultural hub and [...]
image courtesy Maine's First Ship In Bath, Maine, along the Kennebec River, you’ll find a remarkable piece of maritime history—Maine’s First Ship, The Virginia. The full-scale reconstruction of this original, 1607 vessel brings Maine's shipbuilding legacy to life. A visit to the Virginia offers an [...]
Get a unique glimpse into America's maritime history and discover the city of Bath, Maine on the City of Ships Walking Tour! Bath has been a cornerstone of American shipbuilding since the 18th century and this popular tour is a wonderful way to learn all [...]
Few sights are as romantic and striking as a lone lighthouse tower rising high above Maine's rugged and windswept coast. If you agree, you'll enjoy a visit to Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, nestled just a short drive away in New Harbor, Maine. Guests of the Inn [...]
