NOW HIRING: RETAIL MANAGER
Oversee daily operations at our Wild Blueberry Heritage Center Store
Season Opening: June 14, 2025 10am - 5pm
Tired of the Acadia crowds? Looking for some wild beauty, rugged coasts, scenic harbors, fantastic hiking and biking, and local cuisine?
Just come on down Route 1 for the time of your life!
It’s the coastal region from Ellsworth to the Canadian border—think lighthouses, lobster boats, and rugged beauty.
Think lighthouses, epic coastal hikes, tiny fishing towns, wild blueberries, and the quieter side of Acadia. Don’t miss Quoddy Head Light, Campobello Island, or just cruising the back roads near Lubec and Eastport.
Hike rugged coastal trails, kayak through hidden coves, spot bald eagles, go whale watching, and catch the sunrise at the easternmost point in the U.S.
Visit lighthouses, explore tide pools, go on a puffin cruise, pick blueberries, and grab ice cream in a cute seaside town.
Feast on lobster rolls, sample wild blueberry everything, check out local seafood shacks, and maybe hit a roadside pie stand or two.
Through our website above you can see under the Farms tab, you can access that page and see information about a assortment of local Blue Berry Farms.
Cool exhibits about Maine’s wild blueberry history, a fun blueberry walkway, a pollinator garden, and of course—blueberry treats and local goodies. Look for the big purple dome!
For thousands of years. The Wabanaki have long harvested and cared for wild blueberries as part of their deep connection to the land—long before commercial farming began.
Take the Wild Pledge:
Visit a Wild Blueberry farm, buy local Wild Blueberries, Taste some delicious products made with Wild Blueberries.
1067 US Highway 1, Columbia Falls, ME 04623, United States
(207) 483-8200
info@wildblueberryheritagecenter.org
©2025 Wild Blueberry Heritage Center
Keep up to date with our Newsletter.