Detailed State of Maine Map

Since most Maine vacations include a trip to the Maine coast, chances are you'll find yourself traveling along either Interstate 95, or Coastal Route 1.

Or both, depending on where you are headed, and how quickly you want to arrive at your destination.

You can take a look at where these roads and others will take you, on a detailed State of Maine map that includes counties and many of the major cities and towns in Maine. (See below for additional Maine maps.).

However, for a map to take on the road, the Maine Atlas & Gazetteer, published by Delorme in Yarmouth, Maine, is an excellent guide.

Entering Maine from the south...

...you can travel through the southern Maine and Casco Bay areas on I-95 or Coastal Route 1, which run parallel to each other passing either through, or near, Kittery, York Beach, Ogunquit, Kennebunkport, Old Orchard Beach, Portland, Yarmouth, Freeport and Brunswick.

But, Brunswick, in Maine's midcoast, is where you will need to make a decision, as this is where I-95 and Coastal Route 1 part ways. If your destination is inland, the choice is simple.

However, if you are heading to the Maine coast...

Coastal Route 1 travels northeasterly. It offers dozens of opportunities to explore scenic peninsulas extending out to the Atlantic Ocean and eventually takes you to the Acadia National Park region, and "Downeast". On your way there you will travel by way of Bath, Wiscasset, Waldoboro, Thomaston, Rockland, Rockport, Camden, Belfast and Ellsworth.

On the other hand, in Brunswick...

Bypass what is often seasonally heavy traffic on the more scenic Coastal Route, by staying on I-95 and heading toward Augusta, Waterville, Newport and Bangor. Just pick your exit and head east on what will hopefully be a less traveled route.

To view the detailed state of Maine map you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. What if you don't already have it? You can go to the Adobe website for a free download.

Map of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park

Is your destination Bar Harbor or the Acadia National Park?

If so, you will probably want to take a look at this enlarged version of the Mount Desert Island, Isle au Haut, and the Schoodic Point areas.

State Map of Maine with New England

Are you driving to Maine from Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, or Rhode Island? If so, you can view the Maine map with New England to check out the major interstates.

The detailed state of Maine map, the Acadia National Park map, and the Maine with New England map, have been provided for reference purposes only. Please do not rely on a map's accuracy for trip planning, as changes may have occurred since time of publishing. Printing of maps for personal use is permitted. However, use of maps for commercial use is prohibited.