<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1o2MAT_0vambq5Z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1o2MAT_0vambq5Z00" width="980" height="551" ><figcaption>Jason Stewart</figcaption></figure><h2>Fall is definitely my favorite time of year.</h2><p>I don't know how people deal with living in other <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/states">states</a> where they don't really get much in the way of <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/fall-foliage">fall foliage</a>. It's one of those little gifts from <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/nature">nature</a> that make it even more awesome to live here in <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/maine">Maine</a>. The way I see it, if so many people are willing to pay big bucks to come here from other state to witness our deciduous wonders, we must have something pretty special going on here.</p><p>More often than not, the trouble is finding the best spot to go. Sometimes you think you may be headed to a foliage honey hole, only to get there and find it's either not happening yet, it's past peak, or it just isn't that great that year. Luckily, <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/youtube">YouTube</a> can help you get a sneak peak. Or even just a glance at what the <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/leaves">leaves</a> are looking like around the state. Regardless, these live cams are super handy.</p><p>But let's see where you could be grabbing live views of foliage around Maine. there are tons more, but this gives us a good look around...</p><h2>My Katahdin</h2><p>This is one of those bucket list spots for a lot of folks who come to Maine to scope our fall foliage. Why wouldn't it be?!</p><h2>Bar Harbor</h2><p>Obviously, the best spot would be on top of Cadillac Mountain, but there doesn't seem to be a stream for that. Bummer. But, Bar Harbor is definitely a foliage hot spot.</p><h2>Sugarloaf</h2><p>I went on a chair lift ride once in the fall, over in the Rangeley area. It was absolutely fantastic. It's an amazing way to se the fall colors.</p><h2>Moosehead Region</h2><p>Moosehead Lake is another area people flock to for seeing the leaves. This cam gives you a small glimpse into the area, so you can at least get a peek.</p><h2>Eustis Live Cam</h2><p>This is some gorgeous country up this way. Sure, you can go to all the "touristy" parts of Maine, but some of the best foliage viewing is going to be where the tourists don't go. Or even know about...</p><h2>Ellsworth Cam</h2><p>This particular camera has a pretty sweet view over Ellsworth. But also with a nice wide panoramic view of the area, giving lots of coverage.</p><p>There are a surprising number of live cams on YouTube that feature different areas of Maine. Everything from <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/portland">Portland Head Light</a> to the live <a href="https://1019therock.com/tags/puffins">puffin cam</a>, there's a little something for everyone. But at least now you can preview some areas you may end up wanting to visit. Happy peeping!!</p><h2>LOOK: 15 formerly popular foods in America that are rarely eaten today</h2><p><a href="https://stacker.com/food-drink/15-formerly-popular-foods-america-are-rarely-eaten-today">Stacker</a> researched the history of popular foods, from Jell-O salads to Salisbury steak, and highlighted 15 that are no longer widely consumed.</p><h2>LOOKS: Things you'd likely see in an awesomely '80s garage</h2><p>From scandalous bikini calendars to your dad's AMC Gremlin, '80s garages were a treasure trove of adventure, good fun, and sometimes downright danger.</p></div></body>

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Look At Gorgeous Fall Foliage All Over Maine with These Live Cams

Fall is definitely my favorite time of year. I don't know how people deal with living in other states where they don't really get much in the way of fall foliage. It's one of those little gifts from nature that make it even more awesome to live here in Maine. The way I see it, if so many people are willing to pay big bucks to come here from other state to witness our deciduous wonders, we must have something pretty special going on here.