The Maine Highlands unveils new website
DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Maine Highlands announces the launch of its newly redesigned website, themainehighlands.com, focused on improved navigation and enhanced accessibility features. The redesigned website makes it easier for visitors to plan their trips by showcasing quality lodging, engaging activities, and unique outdoor experiences.
In addition to the navigation and accessibility improvements, the website features new visuals and updated content, ensuring that visitors will get the latest information about their destinations. On each page, content was reorganized for ease of search, readability, and visual appeal. To enhance the availability of information, The Maine Highland’s free guidebook and email updates have been placed in a more prominent location, and the social media links have been made more visible.
“The new website reflects our commitment to providing the best possible experience for our visitors,” said Angela Arno, grant manager of The Maine Highlands and executive director of the Piscataquis County Economic Development Council. “With enhanced navigation, updated content, and improved accessibility, planning a trip to The Maine Highlands has never been easier. We are excited to offer a more user-friendly platform that highlights the beauty and adventure within our region.”
For more information about The Maine Highlands and its revamped website, please visit themainehighlands.com.
The Maine Highlands promotes visitation in Penobscot and Piscataquis counties. At the heart of the majestic state of Maine, The Maine Highlands features the state’s highest peak, Katahdin; longest river, the Penobscot; and largest lake, Moosehead. In addition to these natural wonders, the region is also home to Maine’s third-largest city, Bangor, with easy access to major interstates and the Bangor International Airport. Located in the center of Maine, it’s a convergence of outdoor adventure, history and culture within a stunning natural amphitheater of mountains, lakes and woods.