Whatever
the season, there's always plenty to do in the
beautiful outdoors of Maine. To follow are a few
suggestions, but we recommend you use your imagination
as the possibilities are endless! |
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Hiking the Appalachian
Trail
You've heard stories of the famous Appalachian
Trail for years. Well, grab your hiking boots,
backpack, and other gear and hit the trail yourself!
Other Hikes
Moxie Falls - 1 mile hike producing spectacular
views and includes a stop at a 90-foot waterfall!
Grand Falls Horse Shoe Falls - nicknamed the little
Niagara of the east.
Bird Watching, Moose Watching, Day hikes
The Inn offers a shuttle
service to and from the trails (sorry, you're
on your own for the hikes!). |
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Mountain
Biking
From leisurely family-orientated trails, to more
challenging treks, we're sure you'll find exactly
what you're looking for on our numerous wilderness
trails. Bring your own bike and set out for the
day to explore all that Maine's biking trails
have to offer! |
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Canoeing and
Sea Kayaking
Explore
Moxie Pond, Indian Pond, Wyman Lake, paddle
the quiet section of the Kennebec River, stop
at Pierce Pond Stream and hike south on the
Appalachian trail for a picnic at Pierce Pond.
Rentals & Guide Service available through
Inn By The River.
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Lakewood Golf Course
- 18 hole with a par 6 on the back nine
Route 201, Madison 207-474-5955
Mt. Kineo Golf Course - 9 hole
Rockwood, 207-534-9012
Moose River Golf Course - 9 hole
Jackman 207-668-4841 |
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Meander
peacefully through the trails and woods of Maine
on horseback! Horseback riding is a fun family
activity that can be enjoyed during the spring,
summer and fall months. Please contact the Inn
for current local listings and telephone numbers. |
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Maine receives some of
the best snow in New England, so pack up your
gear and head on up for some great winter fun!
The closest ski areas to the Inn are:
Baker Mountain
Ski Area Rt. 201, Moscow 207-672-5580
Eaton Mountain Ski Area Lamber
Rd. Skowhegan 207-474-2666
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Pack your own skis and enjoy
countless miles of pristine snow on the many cross-country
trails winding right by the Inn. |