Experience the woods and waters of North-Central Maine awakening after their winter slumber during a spring rendezvous with members of the Northern Grand Laker & Freighter Canoe Group on Moosehead Lake. See why these classic and practical canoes are beloved by outdoorsmen, particularly when it comes to trolling for salmon, brook trout, and togue in the waters of Spencer Bay. This episode also highlights the variety of wildlife that can be encountered during the spring, from a host of migratory warblers to bald eagles. Tag along with local moose-safari guide Harold King and see why he is obsessed with these “gumpy lookin’ buggers.”

Most people don’t associate the outdoors and nature with this former industrial hub on the southeast coast of Massachusetts, but do a little digging and you’ll find some surprises! This episode highlights paddling on South Watuppa Pond, fishing for big striped bass in the Taunton River, biking the South Coast Bikeway, sailing with the Sail Rec community sailing program, and mountain biking through Copicut Woods.

Pay a visit to the White Mountains of New Hampshire in May, when the trails are less traveled and the landscape is greening up. This episode takes you on a hike to beautiful Arethusa Falls in the White Mountains National Forest, followed by a visit to a remote mountain pond that’s home to wild brook trout. Wrapping things up is a lesson on gathering and cooking wild fiddleheads and ramps in the river floodplains.

The frigid wilderness of North-Central Maine serves up a cornucopia of winter outdoor adventures in this action-packed episode. Activities include cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Penobscot Trails in Grindstone and snowmobiling and fat-tire biking at New England Outdoor Center in Millinocket, which is also home to cozy cabins and the River Driver’s Restaurant. Capping things off is a snowshoe hike into Baxter State Park and the remote cabins on Daicey Pond.

The coastal city of Warwick, Rhode Island, offers a diverse array of outdoor activities and open spaces to explore. This episode visits sprawling Goddard Memorial State Park, home to walking and biking trails, bridle paths, beaches, and picnic facilities. Also on tap is a paddling trip on the Pawtuxet River, birding in the saltmarsh of Mary’s Creek, a walk in beautiful Dawley Forest, and a visit to Clouds Hill Museum and Arboretum. Rounding things out is a lesson in gathering—and cooking—quahogs!

Explore three unforgettable sections of the Appalachian Trail as it winds through Maine’s wilderness, along with exciting outdoor adventures along the way. Visit Carrabassett Valley for an overnight stay at Horns Pond in the Bigelow Range, followed by mountain biking at Saddleback Mountain Ski Resort and camping and kayaking at Cathedral Pines on Flagstaff Lake. Hike to Pierce Pond in the Kennebec Valley, tackle an epic whitewater rafting trip on the Kennebec River, and enjoy an early-fall ATV ride at Northern Outdoors Lodge. The adventure concludes with Barren Mountain, Abbot, Monson, and paddling on scenic Lake Hebron.

The town of Wareham, on the South Coast of Massachusetts, features numerous natural gems along its lengthy coast and within its inland open spaces. This wide-ranging episode features fishing for striped bass in Buzzards Bay, mountain biking in Minot Forest, kayaking on the Agawam River, hiking in Marks Cove, and sailing on Onset Bay, as well as a look at the town’s fascinating wild searun brook trout population and restoration work on the beautiful Weweantic River.

Winter is time to play in the snow in South-Central Vermont’s Okemo Valley Region. This episode features skiing at Magic Mountain in Londonderry, a snowmobile ride through the woods of Chester, fat-tire biking at the Grafton Trails Outdoor Center, and a visit to the historic and cozy Echo Lake Inn.

Experience Martha’s Vineyard and its many outdoor activities as the island shifts into off-season mode. This episode explores the popular island via mountain biking through the Caroline Tuthill Wildlife Preserve, kayaking on Segekontacket Pond, a nature and birding expedition in MassAudubon’s Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary, brews and food at Offshore Ale, a striped bass tagging operation with the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head-Aquinnah, and a bluefin tuna fishing excursion.

This special episode highlights some of the wild fish and plants available along the Maine coast during an overnight sailing and camping trip to a small island near Boothbay Harbor. Stops along the way include a visit to an oyster farm, diving for sugar kelp, and fishing for mackerel.

New London is best known as the home of ferries, submarines, recreational boating, and a whole bunch of history, but there’s more to this coastal city than meets the eye. Discover some of New London’s hidden gems on a fall paddle along Alewife Cove, a stroll through the Connecticut College Arboretum, an action-packed fishing trip for false albacore and striped bass, a visit to the mysterious New London Ledge Lighthouse, a stop at Capt. Scott’s Lobster Dock Restaurant, and a look at the new Black Heritage Trail.

Visit the Cape Cod town of Wellfleet and discover its many natural wonders through paddling, hiking, boating and oystering. Learn about the ecology of Wellfleet Bay, its watershed and marine life at the MassAudubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, harvest wild oysters with a professional oysterwoman, kayak to Great Island, learn about the impending removal of the dike on the Herring River, take a boat to Jeremy Point, and pay a visit to a unique gallery on the harbor.