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With nearly 8,000 residents Rockland is at the heart of Midcoast Maine, an area well known for its mountainous and rocky shore with hundreds of harbors and inlets, and for some of the best cruising waters anywhere for sailing and boating for pleasure or sport. A nearly mile-long granite breakwater protects Rockland Harbor and lighthouse making it one of the finest shipping and recreational boating harbors on the East Coast of the United States.

Rockland calls itself the “Lobster Capital of the World,” and the hardy fishing port makes a strong case for itself with its fleet of lobster boats and bustling commercial waterfront.

The home of the annual Maine Lobster Festival is also a burgeoning arts and retail community. It’s the site of the Farnsworth Museum, which has an exceptional collection of Maine art and is home to the Wyeth Center – the largest facility devoted to the works of that famed art clan.

Owl’s Head Light, one of three lighthouses in the area, is visible on the trip out of Rockland Harbor. At the town of Camden, between Penobscot Bay and the Camden Hills, vacationers can take an easy hike up Mount Battie. In the winter, skiers at Camden Snow Bowl on Ragged Mountain can simultaneously glide down challenging ski slopes while enjoying a thrilling ocean vista. Another must-see town is Rockport, which has a thriving arts community and a 19th-century opera house.

Rockland is also the homeport of most of the Maine windjammer fleet and provides access by state ferry to the bay’s populated islands – Vinalhaven, North Haven, and distant Matinicus. Vinalhaven Island is twelve miles off the coast of Maine and has a population of 1,200 people, The village itself is located on Carver’s Harbor on the southern end of the island.

Due south of Rockland, Port Clyde is the mainland link to the famed artist’s colony on rugged Monhegan Island. Several tiny harbor hamlets – Owls Head, Tenants Harbor, and Spruce Head are located on the peninsulas that jut into the bay. At the southern end of Knox County, Thomaston’s tidy main street is lined with graceful white Federal and Colonial homes. Its compact downtown is flanked by Montpelier, the reconstructed estate of General Henry Knox, George Washington’s secretary of war.

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