Angela Quintal-Snowman 
Day One on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway (AWW) Allagash River CFS: 811 and dropping Time: 9:30 am – 6:30 pm Hours: 9 Miles: 15 {It seemed like a good idea at the time.} We originally planned to start our journey with the 2-mile portage on the Carry Trail from the parking area to Allagash Lake. …
Visit one or take on the challenge! The Maine Waterfall Road Trip takes place mostly in Western Maine- a great place for waterfall seekers. There are a few waterfalls on this trip that are located in the Kennebec Valley and South & Casco Bay regions, although a majority of them are found in the Western …
Maine’s festival season is here! Maine has some incredible and unique festivals each year. Our festivals celebrate everything Maine including food (whoopie pies, lobster, Moxie, clams, beer, blueberries), nature (lupines, the night sky), boats, music, and our heritage. Come and enjoy one of Maine’s fun and vibrant festivals this year! This list will be updated as …
If you love mountain biking, you’re in the right state. Maine offers thousands of miles of mountain bike trails, including these fantastic trails located in Western Maine. The Carrabassett Region offers over 77 miles of mountain bike trails for all riding abilities. Both the Carrabassett Region chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association and …
Allagash River CFS: 872 and dropping Time: 2:30 pm – 9:12 pm Hours: 6.75 Miles: 206 (driving) {It all started over a bonfire and some cold beers.} I came across a recent adventure a friend of mine had on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway (AWW) to Henry one evening as we stood around the bonfire having …