Moosehead Lake Region in Fall
Moosehead Lake Region in Winter
Moosehead Lake Region in Spring
Moosehead Lake Region in Summer
Anchored by Maine’s largest lake, the Moosehead Region is a magical place, a world of stunning natural beauty. Home to moose, loons, bald eagles, trout and salmon, this landscape of myriad lakes, rivers, ponds and mountains offers never-ending possibilities for outdoor adventure. Hiking, boating, fishing, ATV riding, camping, paddling, rafting and more may be available just steps from your hotel, inn, B&B, or campsite. And the fun extends year-round, with winter activities ranging from snowmobiling and ice fishing to skiing and dogsledding!
Comprising the towns of Greenville, Monson, Rockwood, Kokadjo, Shirley, and Abbott, you’ll find accommodations ranging from refined to rustic, restaurants that meet every taste, and local shops and galleries offering unique gift and home items.
Discover history at local museums or take a lake cruise aboard a restored wooden steamship. Climb one of the many family-friendly mountains, or swim in crystalline waters. Camp on a remote island or ride wild rapids on a rafting trip. Fish for wild salmon and trout in the surrounding rivers and ponds, or snowmobile through the wintry woods. Whatever outdoor adventure you seek, you’ll find it in the Moosehead Region!
Both tent and RV campers—as well as campers with horses—will find a peaceful home at this scenic and well-managed park in Groton State Forest.
A diverse coastal property that’s home to a variety of birds—and searun brook trout!
Stroll through the sandy dunes, maritime forest, and salt marsh of this Trustees property north of Boston.
Tackle this ideal day hike culminating with a stunning view of Moosehead Lake.
This craggy mountain in north-central Maine makes for a fun and entertaining hike with outstanding views.
RV and tent campers will find a happy home at this family-friendly state park and campground on the eastern shore of Moosehead Lake.
RV and tent campers will find a happy home on the eastern shore of Moosehead Lake.
Access to this beautiful central Maine pond is quick, easy, and well worth the effort.
Looking for an amazing crosscountry or snowshoe adventure? Book a stay at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Little Lyford Eco Lodge & Cabins, east of Maine’s Moosehead Lake.
Join ENE host Tom Richardson on an autumn climb up Mount Kineo on Maine’s Moosehead Lake.
No matter what flavor of outdoor adventure you seek, Maine’s largest lake has it covered!