Think you've seen all the sights of Maine? Maybe not...This week we'll take you to some of the state's more remarkable - and sometimes overlooked - wonders.

MOXIE FALLS
It's not quite off the beaten path, but Moxie Falls is hidden enough that if you aren't looking hard, you might just drive by the trailhead and miss out on one of Maine's highest waterfalls.
Headed for the falls The falls were fine, but 'Moose Alley' just wasn't See a slide show of photos Post a comment

L.C. BATES MUSEUM
Call it old-fashioned and the people who run the museum probably will thank you for the compliment.
Story: Museum frozen in time Story: Picnic lunch, nature hike complement museum jaunt See a slide show of photos Post a comment

COOS CANYON
There are no brochures about the canyon. The only advertising campaign is word-of-mouth. It's a state picnic area on Route 17 about 14 miles north of Mexico, a two-hour drive from Portland.
Story: A beautiful place to take the plunge Story: 'Canyon' offers swimming with a long view See a slide show of photos Post a comment

PINELAND FARMS
Where else can you take a woodland walkabout at lunchtime in the summer - without a person in sight?
Story: Pineland Farms: a secret getaway Story: Life's lessons ongoing at Pineland Farms See a slide show of photos Post a comment

SWAN ISLAND
The secret is getting out: Maine owns a beautiful island in the Kennebec River that's home to bald eagles, wild turkeys and a ghost town of historic 18th and 19th century homes.
Story: Abandoned island Story: Ferry takes riders to slower time See a slide show of photos Post a comment

OLD SOW WHIRLPOOL
The Old Sow Whirlpool is known to produce funnels up to 12 feet in diameter, but more often creates so-called "piglets" - small whirlpools of swirling water.
Story: Whirling waters Story: Whirlpool becomes a marine focal point See a slide show of photos Post a comment

MACHIAS SEAL ISLAND
If it weren't for the puffins, few people other than lobstermen and lighthouse keepers would make the trip out to this treeless, crescent-shaped island at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy.
Story: Pull of the puffins Story: You can get there from here - and it's worth it See a slide show of photos Post a comment