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According to the Maine foliage map (http://www.maine.gov/doc/foliage/report/index.shtml), the northern part of the state has peak color. We'll have the opportunity tomorrow to take a long drive starting from Bar Harbor if you guys can suggest where to go and a route. Thanks so much!!
Maine help needed for leaf peeping day trip tomorrow
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Here's a link to Yankee Magazine's foliage map. http://www.yankeefoliage.com/peakmap/
Sorry you haven't had a response. I remember a drive from Fort Kent to Presque Isle as being mostly pine trees but that was quite a few years ago but keep in mind I think that area of Maine is paper company territory which is big pines.