playground - Katahdin Chamber of Commerce

Transcription

KATAHDIN
VISITOR’S GUIDE
MAINE’S
Four-Season
P L AYG R O U N D
Welcome to the Katahdin Region, New
England’s wilderness paradise! The
Region’s four season destination, offers
memorable vacations for all ages and
abilities. Whether you love the fun of riding
an ATV or the tranquility of cross country
skiing, the Katahdin Region offers scenic,
maintained trails for all interests and
seasons.
Located in the east central portion of the
state, known as The Maine Highlands, the
region boasts mile-high Mount Katahdin
and Baxter State Park, hilly lake country,
rolling farm country of western Penobscot
County and southern Aroostook’s vast
softwood flats.
The area is home to incredible wildlife,
including our local celebrity the moose,
osprey, bald eagles, blue herons, beaver,
black bear, white-tailed deer, fox and more.
Spring, Summer and Fall enjoy miles of hiking
trails from casual walks to challenging hikes,
kayaking and canoeing on pristine lakes,
white water rafting with up to Class V rapids,
world class fishing for trout, landlocked
salmon and smallmouth bass, birding, nature
photography, mountain biking and much
more.
Winter in Katahdin is spectacular with
snowmobiling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, ice climbing and dogsledding.
Our backyard features 5 groomed, scenic,
free XC ski areas, accommodating beginners to experts. If you prefer back country
XC skiing, there are miles of trails in and
around Baxter State Park to explore. Snowshoe trails abound around the XC ski areas.
If snowmobiling is your passion, enjoy over
350 miles of groomed trails welcoming
lodges, food and gas.
Whatever the season, let the Katahdin
Region be your outdoor playground.
Enjoy all your outdoor activities against
a backdrop of the finest scenery Mother
Nature offers.
www.Katahdinmaine.com
| 207-723-4443
www.KatahdinMaine.com
Welcome
a Chamber of
The Katahdin Are
es you and looks
Commerce welcom you. Enjoy your
ng
forward to meeti
stay and
come
back
again.
Table of Contents
Getting Here.............................................5
ATV’s..........................................................7
ATV Trail Map..........................................12
Hikes........................................................15
Hiking, Canoeing & Kayaking Map.......32
Canoeing & Kayaking.............................34
Katahdin Woods & Waters RA...............40
Katahdin Woods & Waters RA Activities....47
Katahdin Woods & Waters RA Hike Map....50
Scenic Byway (KWW)..............................53
Scenic Byway (KWW) Map.....................54
Wildlife....................................................56
Outdoor Recreational Activities............58
Golf, Attractions, Museums
& The Arts...............................................60
Children’s Activities................................64
Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe Trails....66
Bait Hole Map.........................................70
NTC Ski Trails Map.................................72
New England Outdoor
Center Ski Trails Map..............................74
Katahdin Woods & Waters RA
Cross Country Ski Trails..........................76
Baxter State Park Winter Map...............78
Dogsled Tours.........................................81
Snowmobiling.........................................82
Directory of Services...............................84
3
GETTING HERE
By Car: I-95 North to exit 244 (Medway,
Millinocket, Baxter State Park South Entrance)
I-95 North to exit 264 (Sherman, Patten,
Matagamon, Baxter State Park North
Entrance)
By Air: Bangor International Airport
www.flybangor.com | 207-992-4600
Portland International Jetport
www.portlandjetport.org | 207-774-7301
Rental cars available at both airports
Millinocket Municipal Airport | 207-7236649 The airport has 2 runways, a main
terminal, 3 municipally owned hangers, 3
privately owned hangers and 13 tie downs.
Operating hours Summer 8:00 am to 5:00
pm (or later) 7 days a week; Winter 8:00 am
to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday. Fuel with credit
card service, car rentals (by reservation) and
attendants on duty.
By Bus: Concord Trailways
www.concordcoachlines.com | 800-639-3317
Offers direct service to Logan Airport in
Boston and South Station
Boston Greyhound | www.greyhound.com
800-231-2222
Cyr Bus Lines | www.cyrbustours.com
800-244-2335 Cyr bus offers one northbound
departure from Bangor at 6:30pm daily to
Medway and points north. Daily southbound
departure from Medway is at 9:30am to
Bangor.
Shuttle or Taxi service is available from
Bangor International Airport, Bangor
bus stations and Medway by advance
arrangements. Contact KACC for
information.
The Katahdin Region is Closer Than You Think
“ True Maine Wilderness”
Augusta, ME........................... 146 miles | 2 hrs
Bangor, ME.................................62 miles | 1 hr
Bar Harbor, ME...................... 121 miles | 2 hrs
Boston, MA...............300 miles | 4 hrs, 40 min
Conway, NH........................... 233 miles | 4 hrs
Greenville, ME......................... 85 miles | 2 hrs
Halifax, Nova Scotia CA..... 410 miles | 6.5 hrs
Houlton (Canadian Border).......69 miles | 1 hr
Montreal, Quebec CA........ 325 miles | 6.5 hrs
New York City, NY.................. 513 miles | 8 hrs
Portland, ME.......................... 199 miles | 3 hrs
Quebec CA........................326 miles | 5 hours
St. John NB, CA..............173 miles | 3.5 hours
Cover Images: Mark Picard Wildlife Photography and Moose Prints Gallery. KACC would like to thank
the following for their contributions and photos, Anita Mueller, Baxter State Park, Elliotsville Plantation ,
Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Katahdin Woods & Waters Recreation Area ,
The Maine Highlands, New England Outdoor Center, Northern Timber Cruisers, North Light Gallery and
Don Nodine.
www.KatahdinMaine.com 5
What if your view from
the office looked like this?
Outdoor Recreation & Tourism at EMCC
The Associate’s Degree in Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, based in Maine’s Katahdin
Region, will give students the skills, proficiency, and knowledge needed for successful
guiding and outfitting of outdoor excursions, as well as a mastery of principles in
management, customer service, and hospitality.
Graduates will also acquire a number of relevant licenses
and certifications, including a Registered Maine Guide license.
Eastern Maine
Community College
Great College. Smart Choice.
Technical
Career &
Transfer Education
www.emcc.edu/getoutdoors | 207-746-5741
ATV
see
n
map o
2
page 1
Trail, Map,
Directions and Rules
The Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to bring your ATV’s
and experience the Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail (K.R.M.U.T.). The trail
is a collaborative effort between the Northern Timber Cruisers, landowner
Acadian Timberlands, Katahdin area municipalities, Katahdin Area Chamber
of Commerce and the Bureau of Parks and Lands and is open for motorized
and non-motorized recreation.
YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME
AT THE SCOOTIC IN
The finely manicured 16.5 miles of trail includes a link to a statewide network
5 FLAT SCREEN TV’S
LIVE LOBSTERS ● SEAFOOD
SOUPS & CHOWDERS ● STEAKS
ITALIAN FOOD ● PIZZA
LUNCH: 11 TO 4
Downtown Millinocket
70 Penobscot Ave
207-723-4566
www.scooticin.com
Newly remodeled inside and out…
tan wood siding with forest
green trim and awnings
DINNER: 4 TO CLOSE
of ATV trails, scenic views of Jo-Mary Mountain and Katahdin, a suspension
bridge over the West Branch of the Penobscot River, mile markers with
GPS coordinates, access to the State of Maine Seboeis Unit-Public Reserve
Lands, access to other Mountain bike and cross country ski trails, connectivity
between Millinocket and the Brownville/Milo area ATV trails and the Northern
Timber Cruisers clubhouse and antique snowmobile museum.
The new Multi-Use Trail provides ATV visitors spectacular scenery, while
providing 4 seasons of trail access and recreation. A spur which extends the
Sewall HouSe Yoga, a National Historic
Registry destination, near Lake Mattawamkeag,
offers all-inclusive affordable lodging and
healing yoga practices.
trail into downtown Millinocket, offers riders access to restaurants, lodging,
ContaCt uS
Southwest of Millinocket, only.
gas, groceries and banks. Vehicle parking for ATV trail access is permitted at
the Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse on the Baxter Park Road just west
of Millinocket and the State of Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands Seboeis Unit
646.316.5151
info@sewallhouse.com
sewallhouse.com
Spring, Summer and Fall
7
Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail (K.R.M.U.T.)
KRMUT is managed by the Northern Timber Cruisers Club in
cooperation with Katahdin Forest Management (landowner).
Northern Timber Cruisers wishes to communicate the permitted uses
of the Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail as well as the timing of the
various types of use over the course of the year in order to promote
an enjoyable experience for all users of the trail and to adhere to its
permit with the landowner, Katahdin Forest Management.
RULES
The Multi-Use Trail is open to both non-motorized and motorized use
under the following rules:
• Enjoy and share the trail! Different users will be travelling at different speeds.
• Show respect to other trail users and practice good land use ethics.
• Motorized users must yield to non-motorized users.
• Slower traffic: stay to the right side of the trail. Faster travelers should alert the user
they are passing and then pass on the left only when the trail is clear and the slower
travelers are aware of your presence and intent to pass.
• Permitted non-motorized use includes but is not limited to: walking, hiking, bicycling,
snowshoeing, dog sledding, and skiing.
• Permitted motorized vehicle use includes those vehicles legally registered as
snowmobiles in the winter. Vehicles legally registered as ATV’s are permitted in the
non-snow season.
• Not permitted: vehicles registered or built for on-road use such as cars, trucks,
jeeps and motorcycles. Other vehicles such as golf carts, scooters/mopeds must be
registered as an ATV. Horses are not permitted.
• Racing or other high speed travel is not permitted. Maximum speed is 25 mph.
• “Protect the trail” guidelines:
• After snow fall the trail is open for snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding,
skiing, and hiking. No ATV’s or bicycles.
• The trail will be closed during mud season when soils are saturated and the
trail is soft regardless of whether ‘Trail Closed’ signs are in place or not. ‘Mud
season’ is usually April and early May, sometimes June and November). Only
pedestrian use is permitted during mud seasons.
Vehicle parking for trail access:
1) Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse west of Millinocket
2) State of Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands Seboeis Unit southeast of Millinocket
Sections of the
Trail may be closed
periodically due
to maintenance,
construction or
special events.
8
207-723-4443
Organizations or businesses that would like to conduct a special
event or activity are required to obtain a Land Use Permit from
Katahdin Forest Management at least 4 weeks prior to the start
of the event. Those inquires should be directed to Kevin McVey
at 723-2119 or kmcvey@acadiantimber.com.
9
Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail (K.R.M.U.T.)
Millinocket Spur –
Route Through Town
BEGIN: At Golden Rd. Junction – Travel
southeast (downhill), with pole line to the left.
Cross under pole line at old log yard, while
continuing east.
Drive through the woods where the trail
meanders until reaching the intersection with
Poplar St. (Rte. 11)
0.5 miles | Reach Poplar St. Bear left, traveling
downhill on Poplar St. (Northeast), until reaching
intersection with Katahdin Avenue.
OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS, RIDE RIGHT,
SPEED LIMIT 10 M.P.H.
0.8 miles | Cross Katahdin Ave., heading east
towards the public ATV Parking area near the
bandstand at the foot of Veterans Memorial
Park.
0.9 miles | Parking area for ATVs – Take a right
turn onto Penobscot Ave. and travel 200 ft.
before turning left onto Birch Street.
0.95 miles | Travel down Birch St. (East) for 500
ft., until reaching Congress St.
1.05 miles | Take a right turn onto Congress St.
(South). Kermit Crandall Park and Millinocket
Stream flows to the left. Continue another 500
ft. to the intersection of Cherry St.
1.17 miles | Bear left and travel on bridge
over Millinocket Stream onto Granite St. Travel
Northeast past Granite Street School, baseball
field and continue
0.4 miles to the intersection with Medway Rd.
1.56 miles | Bear left onto Medway Rd
(Northwest).
Travel 250 ft. and take an
immediate right onto Wausau St.
1.62 miles | Travel east up the hill on Wausaw
Street for 0.5 miles, then take a 90 degree turn
left onto .
2.14 miles | Travel North on
for 500 ft.,
bearing right onto Balsam Drive at corner of
McDonald’s restaurant.
2.25 miles | Travel East on Balsam Drive to the
intersection of Cedar St. Take a left turn to the
next immediate intersection.
2.50 miles | At intersection of Cedar St.
and Central St., cross Central St. to fuel and
lodging destinations. DO NOT DRIVE DOWN
CENTRAL STREET.
2.56 miles | Fuel station
10
Northern Timber
Cruisers Clubhouse
to West Seboeis Rd.
0.0 miles | Begin at trailhead kiosk at NTC
Clubhouse. Head West, paralleling the State
Road. Cross bridge over Little Smith Brook, and
begin ascent up gradual hill to intersection with
State Road.
0.5 miles | Cross State Road with caution.
Proceed Southwest through mixed hardwood
forest for approximately 1 mile.
1.4 miles | Arrive at pole line corridor. Bear left
for sharp, 90 degree turn. Proceed Southeast
for just over a half mile before arriving at bridge.
2.0 miles | Yellow Pine Bridge - Active beaver
dam complex. Continue Southeast up hill for
a quarter mile and arrive at Railroad Crossing.
2.25 miles | STOP !!! RAILROAD CROSSING
– USE CAUTION !!!
Continue Southeast up steep sections of hills,
while following edge of the pole line. Ride right
for blind hills.
3.1 miles | Arrive at Golden Road Junction.
Continue straight (SE) to head towards Millinocket.
(SEE MILLINOCKET SPUR TRAIL LOG)
Bear right at Junction to continue onto West
Seboeis and points southwest.
3.2 miles | Intersection with Golden Road.
STOP !!! USE CAUTION CROSSING
ROAD !!!
3.4 miles | Trail leads out to power line that
6.2 miles | CAUTION !!! Cross Rte. 11 with
care. Cross at mouth of North Twin Dam Rd.
Head South, paralleling Rt. 11 to the East.
6.4 miles | CAUTION !!! REDUCE SPEED.
Trail ascends South, through conifer forest
stands with winding blind turns and hills. Trail
continues through windey terrain for another
half mile
TRAILS
13.6 miles | Approach intersection with Cedar
Lake Rd.
STOP !!!
ROAD !!!
USE CAUTION CROSSING
Cedar Lake Rd. is a Private Road maintained by
the Cedar Lake Road Association. K.R.M.U.T.
continues Southwest.
7.1 miles | Approach bridge crossing over
outlet of bog. Keep your eyes out for Moose!
Trail meanders West and Southwest for nearly
3 miles.
13.8 miles | Trail passes through old log yards
that have overgrown into raspberry patches.
Route follows flat terrain, Southwest, for the
next two miles.
9.8 miles | Approach bridge over Grant Brook.
This picturesque stream is surrounded by a
conifer forest consisting of hemlock and white
pine trees.
16.0 miles | CAUTION !!! REDUCE SPEED
10.3 miles | Approach Junction with the Remy
Raymond Road. Bear right onto the road and
proceed 100 yards West. Cross over road to the
South approaching Railroad bed.
10.4 miles | STOP !!! RAILROAD CROSSING –
USE CAUTION !!!
10.5 miles | Junction with South Twin Marina
Rd. Bear left to continue South towards West
Seboeis.
11.8 miles | Trail opens up into forested stand
of white pine and balsam fir. Trail heads South
FOR WINDING
CROSSING !!!
TURNS
AND
BRIDGE
16.2 miles | Descend hill into small valley of
West Seboeis Stream.
16.4 miles | Cross bridge over West Seboeis
Stream. Climb hill to the junction of the West
Seboeis Road and southern K.R.M.U.T. kiosk.
16.5 miles | At West Seboeis Rd. Turn left,
to access Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands
– Seboeis Unit and for points South and
Southwest to Brownville. Travel 0.75 mile to
Railroad Crossing. USE CAUTION CROSSING
RAIL LINE !!! Check Maine BPL Kiosk for
Seboeis Unit Management information.
parallels Rte. 11, heading West. Follow the
“Old Coal Ash Road” along power corridor and
begin ascending a long gradual hill for next half
mile.
4.0 miles | Hills begin to expose views of JoMary Mountain to the West.
4.2 miles | CAUTION !!! BLIND CORNERS REDUCE SPEED FOR SAFETY !!!
5.0 miles | Trail begins heading Southwest.
5.2 miles | CAUTION!!! Cross Rte. 11 with care.
Continue Southwest on East side of Rte. 11.
6.0 miles | Cross under Green Bridge to
approach “Wiley’s Crossing” suspension
bridge. Proceed slowly across suspension
bridge, leaving a 10 foot space between
machines. ATV’s exceeding 68 inches in width
will not be able to safely cross the suspension
bridge.
207-723-4443
11
Katahdin Region
Multi Use
Trail
Sta
te R
Legend
t Gas
n
Lodging
j
!
Parking
Æ
P
Æ̀
X
Æ
Airport
Katahdin Area Chamber
of Commerce
Hospital
N
Go
ld
en
o
rt
Ro
ad
Rt 11
MM3
T
Millinocket
w
MM5
in
Elbow
Lake
L
Golden Road
Junction
MM6
a
Miles
Quakish
Lake
k
2
e
1
MM2
MM4
/
0.5
j
!
MM1
h
Multi Use Trail
Northern Timber Cruisers
Clubhouse
Multi Use Trail
Indian
Purchase
#3
2
!
Trail Thru Town
0
oad
Multi Use Trail courtesy of
Katahdin Forest Management
and Northern Timber Cruisers volunteers
MM7
MM8
Sou
th
Tw i
n L
ake
MM9
MM10
Indian
Purchase
#4
MM11
t
Ba
2
!
es
n
t
Multi Use Trail
Katahdin Ave
MM14
Millinocket
Penobscot Ave
MM13
Hopkins Academy Grant
St
MM12
!
2
2
!
2
!
MM15
LongA
P
Æ
r
2n
!
2n
t!
t
2
!
"
Æ̀
d
Rt 11
Maine Public Reserve Lands
Sebois Unit
12
0
207-723-4443
X
Æ
2
!
yR
p la
Po
St
a
Gr
n
t
Wassau St
St
a
dw
Me
MM16
2
j!
!
e
nit
Central St
0.25
Miles
0.5
13
HIKES
in the Katahdin
Region
see
n
map o
2
3
e
g
a
p
Hiking Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to accurately describe the distance,
difficulty, location and trail description of all hikes both in and out of Baxter State
Park and to reflect the most accurate information available at the time of printing,
however all trails are subject to closure and trail conditions may change at any time.
You are responsible for your own safety. Please remember to Carry In and Carry Out.
*Note: When planning your hike account for driving times to and from trailheads.
A. Ice Cave at 1st Debsconeag Lake
Difficulty: Easy | Distance: 3 miles round trip | Time: 1 hour, 50 minutes
Park at the Ice Cave Parking lot located at the end of the Hurd Pond Road, a left turn off of
the Golden Road immediately after crossing Abol Bridge. Drive about 4 miles and keep left
at the fork to reach the trailhead. Walk around the gate and begin the wooded foot trail.
(Don’t follow either of the two roads). You will walk through a mixed hardwood/softwood forest
and experience a slight elevation gain. When you reach an old “skid trail”, follow the markers for a
hundred yards until you are back on the forested path. On this section you will find numerous huge,
fern covered boulders. As you continue on the trail you will come to an intersection. The Scenic
Lookout will be 0.2 miles to your right. First Debsconeag Lake and the Ice Cave will be to your left.
Views from the scenic lookout are spectacular. To the Ea st is the Debsconeag Deadwater and Omaha
Beach. South will be First Debsconeag Lake, a deep tributary of the Penobscot watershed, home to
brook trout, lake trout and land -locked salmon. Head back down the trail and to see the Ice Cave (0.1
miles) or down to the shore of First Debsconeag (0.2 miles) This is a great place to sit and have lunch.
15
The Ice Cave is a talus type that means it was formed by a pile of heavy boulders that were plowed
together by glaciers during the Ice Age and formed a cave. These types of caves are not common.
The Nature Conservancy installed steel rungs in the rocks to provide safe access into the cave. Use
caution as there is almost always condensed moisture on the rungs and once you enter the cave
the rocks are slippery. Bring a flashlight so you can explore the cave. Ice and snow can usually be
found until mid-August or later and you will feel the cool air immediately.
The parking lot for the following two trails is south of the Golden Road, five miles west of Abol
Bridge. The turn is an unmarked road at the top of the hill just west of the sign for Horserace Brook
campsite. Follow the dirt road several hundred yards and park at the trailhead near Horserace
Brook.
B. Horserace Pond Trail
Difficulty: Easy | Distance: 4.0 miles round trip | Time: Varied
After parking, walk 1/2 mile along a small stream to the intersection of the Horserace Pond Trail
and the Blue Trail. Turn right to go to Horserace Pond. This Trail continues to meander along
the picturesque Horserace Brook that drains the pond, as well as through a stand of old-growth
hemlock. The pristine Horserace Pond is surrounded by deep green conifers and granite cliffs and
boulders. There are three backcountry campsites on the banks of the pond.
C. Blue Trail
D . River Pond Nature Trail (Located at Mile 15 on the Golden Road)
Difficulty: Easy | Time: Varied
The River Pond Nature trail, owned and maintained by the private landowner, Katahdin Forest
Management, has a variety of trails allowing you to customize your hike. Along the trail are several
trail sites that include, a Borrow Pit (nesting site for Swallows and Belted Kingfishers), Riparian
Zone which goes for 1.1 miles along River Pond (name for the shore land adjacent to lakes,
ponds, rivers or streams and usually frequented by wildlife). Wildlife habitat due to the vegetation
diversity the trail supports for many individual wildlife species. Also along the trail will be sites that
include evidence of a forest fire from 1950, plantation management (fire areas that were harvested
and planted with black spruce seedlings in 1992. These trees will be ready for final harvest in 35-45
years) Keep your eyes open for moose as they can be in the pond or in the woods. They appear
gentle but they are wild animals so be sure to give them plenty of room. In the late summer you
will find wild berries such as blueberries along the trail. The trail features a scenic view of Katahdin
7 miles to the north from River Pond.
E . Michael Michaud Walking & Biking Trail (in town paved path)
Difficulty: Easy | Distance: 1.65 miles | Time: Varied
Difficulty: Strenuous | Distance: 5 miles round trip | Time: Varied
The Blue Trail is the left fork and is a steeper 2.3-mile hike past Clifford and Woodman ponds,
ending at Rainbow Lake. This trail is strenuous, so bring good shoes and plenty of drinking
water. The path leads through some remarkable stands of old-growth forest and loops around
Clifford and Woodman ponds. Rainbow Lake, the end of the trail is the largest of the lakes in the
Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area, and is a great spot to see Loons and Bald Eagles. It is also
one of seven lakes in Maine with arctic char, a native fish related to salmon and trout.
The Michaud Walking/Biking Trail, located in downtown Millinocket is completely paved and very
easy for anyone to walk or bike on. Parts of the path take you beside scenic Millinocket Stream
while other parts provide lovely greenery in the summer and beautiful colors in the fall. Local
citizens have spent countless hours planting flowers, trees and plants as well as creating lovely
landscape for your enjoyment. If you are driving to the Trail to begin your walk you can park
behind Stearns High School and start from there or from downtown Millinocket (Penobscot Ave.)
you can park at Veteran’s Park and take Birch St. to Kermit Crandall Park (you can also park at
Kermit Crandall Park and begin).
F . The Bait Hole Hiking Trail
SUMMER
& FALL
ONLY
Difficulty: Easy | Distance: 1.5 to 2.5 miles | Time: Varied
The Bait Hole is located approximately 4 miles South of Millinocket on Route 11 South. (2.7 miles
past the entrance to Millinocket Regional Hospital). Park in the parking lot on the right side of
the road, cross the railroad tracks and from there either use the Bait Hole Mile Loop (2 ½ miles)
or the North Twin Dam Loop (1 ½ miles). This is a nice walk for children and adults who want a
leisurely walk through the woods with some very nice views of Katahdin. There is a kiosk with an
interpretive sign and trails.
16
207-723-4443
17
G. K.R.M.U.T or Katahdin Region Multi-Use Trail
I . Mt Chase in Mt. Chase Maine
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate | Distance: Varied | Time: Varied
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate | Time: approximately 1 ½ hours from base to top
Managed by the Northern Timber Cruisers Club in cooperation with Katahdin Forest Management
(landowner), this multi-use trail is open to both non-motorized and motorized use. Walking, biking,
hiking, snowshoeing, dog sledding and skiing are permitted on the trail along with snowmobiles
in the winter and ATV’s in the other seasons. The speed limit on the trail is 25 mph and right of
way is given to any non-motorized users. One longer hike is to begin at the Bait Hole Trail and
continue to the picnic area at South Twin Lake. Park in the lot and cross Rt. 11 to begin your hike.
It is 5.5 miles from this starting point to South Twin Lake. At South Twin there is a picnic area,
swimming and a breathtaking view of Katahdin. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the day.
H.
Gulf Hagas Trail System
J . Shin Brook Falls on Rt. 159 above Shin Pond, ME
Difficulty: Difficult/Strenuous | Distance: 8.9 miles total with shorter less strenuous
trails | Time: ½ to a full day
Trail located on RT. 11 South from Millinocket approximately 25 miles to the Katahdin Iron Works
road and checkpoint. There is a fee at the checkpoint along with information and maps. This
beautiful trail system can be accessed via three access routes. One option utilizes the Appalachian
Trail as an approach. This trail starts from the Gulf Hagas Parking Area on the KI Road and is
followed as far as Gulf Hagas Brook, a tributary to the Pleasant River. At this point the Gulf Hagas
loop trails, 5.2 miles in length. The entire round trip is 8.9 miles with considerable rugged climbing
along the rim of the Gulf. Visitors should be prepared for the exertion required to complete the
loop trip. If you start from the Guld Hagas Parking Area you will ford the Pleasant River for about
150 feet in knee or thigh deep water in order to continue on the trail. Another option is to drive
to the Hay Brook parking area which does not require wading across the Pleasant River. The third
option is to drive to the Upper Gulf Parking area and follow the marked trail into the head of the
Gulf. The loop Trail can also be done from this end of the gorge. Gulf Hagas is known as “The
Grand Canyon of Maine” and provides hikers with numerous, beautiful waterfalls, breathtaking
views of the gulf, the Pleasant River, rapids, old growth pine and more. If you have young children
or are a new hiker, it is possible to hike 4 miles in from the lower end of the Gulf to see Screw
Auger Falls or hike 3 miles from the Upper Gulf Parking area to see Stair and Billing Falls. Sturdy
footwear is recommended.
18
One of the best climbs in the area is 2,440 ft. Mt. Chase. To reach the trail, head north on RT 11
and 6 ½ miles North of Patten turn left onto Mountain Rd., a dirt road. There is a sign but easy
to miss so be looking. You will travel about 2.5 miles on this road (higher clearance vehicles are
better suited) past several logging road turn offs to a field. The trail is at the end of the field on
your right and just beyond a culvert. The trailhead is marked with a small crude sign. Most of the
climb is in the forest below the tree line where you will find assorted flora, mosses, birds and small
mammals. At the top is a granite plate about 200 ft. which is a nice spot for a picnic. Views include
Sugarloaf Mountain, Upper and Lower Shin Ponds and breathtaking views of Katahdin and all the
peaks in Baxter State Park.
207-723-4443
Difficulty: Easy side of moderate to upper falls and top of lower falls; moderate side
of difficult to lower falls
Length: 0.3 miles to upper or lower falls; 0.7 mile loop for both | Time: 10 to 15
minutes
Directions: From Patten, ME take a left onto ME 159W. Follow for 9.8 miles until it
ends at Shin Pond. At Shin Pond Rt. 159 continue straight as the paved Grand Lake
Rd. Drive approximately 5.1 miles on Grand Lake Rd. and turn left onto Shin Brook
Falls Rd, a dirt road. Parking area is straight ahead.
Located on private land but open to the public, Shin Brook Falls is one of Maine’s finest and is a
plunge and horsetails type waterfall. Three drops are found at the falls with the last one a spectacular
drop of 30 feet. This horsetail spreads diagonally as it flows over rows and rows of rock shelves.
Trail begins to the right of the parking lot and starts off mostly flat until you reach a fork. At the
fork go left and about 300 feet the trail will be narrower and lead off deeper into the woods on
the right. To visit the base of the lower falls, go right and after about 25 feet the path will begin
to descent on a very steep and rough trail. The base of the lower falls is about 500 feet away. The
down climb can be difficult and caution needs to be used. You can also choose to visit the upper
falls and the top of the lower falls. A very steep and rough trail connects the top of the lower falls
with its base. You can make a nice loop out of both waterfalls, however this connecting trail is not
recommended for children. There is one section of the trail with a steep drop-off so again use
caution. Fishing is excellent below the falls.
19
K. Seboeis River Heritage Trail
Difficulty: Easy to medium | Length: 1 ½ miles | Time: 1 to 2 hours
Directions: From Patten, ME follow ME 159W. On right just before crossing the
Seboeis River Bridge in T5-R7, there is a parking area. The Seboeis River Heritage
Trail head is located across Rt. 159W and continues 1 to 1 ½ miles along the Seboeis
River to the confluence Shin Brook.
This hike can be accomplished in 1 to 2 hours and is suitable for hikers of average ability. The trail
is easy to medium with small rocky hills and look-out areas, following the contours of the land
adjacent to the river through pine plantations, abandoned logging camp land and natural growth
forests. The Seboeis River has significant history beginning in the late 1800’s when waterways were
used to transport logs. Picnic tables and a primitive restroom facility are available. Fishermen have
long valued the river as a resource for wild Brook Trout.
Hiking in the Katahdin Region would not be possible without the support of
private landowners and access to their lands. Please respect the land, stay
on marked trails, always carry-in and carry- out, do not remove plants, do not
feed the wildlife and stay a respectful distance from any wild animals and
birds. When hiking in Baxter State Park, North Maine Woods and The Nature
Conservancy, please follow their rules.
Easy to Moderate Scenic Hikes
within Baxter State Park
Baxter State Park Basic Information
see
n
map o
2
page 3
No pets and or other domestic animals are allowed in the Park. Roads are unpaved
and the speed limit is 20 mph or as posted. Motorcycles, motorized trail bikes and
ATV’s are not allowed. Bicycles can be used only on Park roads and beginning in 2016
on the Dwelley Pond Trail. Fishing is abundant in Baxter State Park and most streams
and some brooks have good to excellent brook-trout fishing. Special rules apply in the
Park so make sure to check the State of Maine Open Water Regulations for details.
Swimming is permitted in ponds and streams unless otherwise restricted, there are
no lifeguards. The water is usually cold to very cold. Photography opportunities are
endless so pack your camera and extra batteries. It is always a good idea to have a basic
first aid kit, insect repellent, compass, flashlight water, food and sunblock with you. (For
detailed information regarding Baxter State Park go to www.baxterstateparkauthority.
com or call 207-723-5140.
Children’s Naturalist Adventure Packs
Baxter State Park is an extraordinary environment for children to explore and learn
about the natural world around them. Through the generosity of The Friends of Baxter
State Park, families with children may use one of the Naturalist Adventure Packs that
are available for loan. These packs include everything your family needs to enjoy the
streams, plants, trails and wildlife in the Park. The packs include dip nets, binoculars,
guides on birds, insects, flowers, ponds, a Baxter State Park Junior Ranger Manual to
become a Jr. Ranger, a flashlight, sketch pad, crayons, compass and more all packed
up in a great backpack ready for you and your child to use. The Naturalist Adventure
Pack is meant for families to explore the trails, ponds, streams, meadows and woods in
the lowlands and not for those who will be climbing Katahdin or other mountains in the
Park. They may be checked out on a first-come, first-served basis at the Togue Pond
visitor Center, Matagamon Gate and all roadside Ranger Stations throughout the Park.
Children’s Programs
Saturday mornings in July and August rain or shine, Baxter State Park provides
children’s programs at Daicey Pond Campground, Kidney Pond Campground or
South Branch Pond Campground. Programs run from 10:00 -11:00 am and all ages are
welcome. For details, dates and locations contact Morgan Taylor at 207-723-8537 or
Morgan.A.Taylor@maine.gov.
20
207-723-4443
21
The Following Trails Accessed from Togue Pond Gate-BSP’s
southern access point (Exit 244 on 1-95)
N.
Sandy Stream Pond Trail
L . Cranberry Pond Trail
Difficulty: Easy | Length: 1.4 miles | Time: Varied
Difficulty: Easy | Length: 1.4 miles | Time: An hour or less
This little gem is a great option for children or anyone who is looking for a nature walk with no
elevation gain. It is located in Baxter State Park within sight of Togue Pond Gate. The Cranberry
Pond trail winds through the forest to arrive at a small pond – Cranberry Pond. Keep your eyes
open for all sorts of bog plants, from cranberries to tiny sundew plants! Be sure to stay on the bog
bridges to protect the plants and keep your feet drier. The trail is marked with blue blazes. Hike
to the end of the trail and you’ll find fishing opportunities at Rocky Pond. Bring a picnic lunch and
before or after your hike, enjoy the sand beach at Upper Togue Pond.
M. Katahdin Lake Trail
Located in Baxter State Park this trail starts just outside of Roaring Brook Campground on the
Russell Pond Trail. Because Roaring Brook Campground is the start of a Katahdin trailhead,
parking spaces usually fill up during busy summer days in July and August and on weekends
in September, making access to Roaring Brook limited or unavailable. From Roaring Brook
Campground to Sandy Stream Pond’s “Big Rock” viewing area, it is a short hike of 0.7 miles
(1.4 miles round trip). This makes a very popular late afternoon or early evening walk. There
are excellent views of Katahdin and the trail is flat. There is extensive bog bridging in the wet
areas. Please stay on the trail and bog bridging to protect wildlife habitat. For a nice loop hike of
approximately 2 ½ miles you can combine the trail with part of the Russell Pond Trail. This will take
you around Sandy Stream Pond which is known for its frequent moose sightings. Maintain a safe
distance from all wildlife to protect yourself and the wildlife. Be sure to study the signs at each tail
junction and always carry a map and compass!
O.
Difficulty: Easy to moderate, mostly flat terrain with some long gradual hills
Length: 3.3 miles to Katahdin Lake Wilderness Camps (6.6 miles round trip)
Time: Varied
Located in Baxter State Park, accessible by the Roaring Brook Rd., with parking at Avalanche Field.
The trail follows the old Katahdin Lake Tote road and is easy to follow. Bog bridging has been
added in several wet spots. The trail extens 3.0 miles to the public day use picnic area and rental
canoe and continues another 0.3 mile to Katahdin Lake Wilderness Camps (which is operating and
open) . The view of Katahdin is what makes Katahdin Lake stand out as the entire eastern massif
of the Katahdin Range is visible. Visitors to this spectacular lake include Frederick Edwin Church,
Theodore Roosevelt, Marsden Hartley and more. The view is truly an artist’s dream and is one of the
most painted and photographed area in the Park. Swimming is excellent along the lake’s several
wilderness sand beaches. Rental canoes are available and arrangements for their rental can be
made at Roaring Brook Campground or Togue Pond Gate. Pack a picnic lunch and spend the day.
Roaring Brook Nature Trail
Difficulty: Easy | Length: 0.8 miles | Time: Varied
Roaring Brook access is often limited as referenced in the Sandy Pond Stream description. Located
in Baxter State Park, this is an excellent nature trail starting at Roaring Brook Campground. This
can be a half day walk and is a great choice when the mountains are clouded or fogged in. The
trail meanders through a variety of forest communities and passes a highland bog with carnivorous
pitcher plants and other unique bog plants. You can get a pamphlet from the Ranger identifying
the plants along the trail. If you see something not listed, check the plant guide at the Ranger
Station. Take only pictures and leave what you find. Everything is nature has a purpose, i.e. the
flowers for the bees/insects and the antlers are a calcium source for small critters, etc.
*Winter x-country skiing opportunities for Katahdin Lake requires accessing Baxter
state Park from Abol Bridge and skiing 14.8 miles to Katahdin Lake Wilderness Camps
(KLWC). Winter accommodations and shuttle service can be arranged by contacting KLWC.
22
207-723-4443
23
Baxter State Park Trails accessed from the Golden Road--Abol
Bridge Area (Exit 244 on I-95)
P. Little Abol Falls Trail
Difficulty: Easy, gradual | Length: 0.8 miles (1.6 miles round trip) | Time: Varied to
half day
Trail begins at Abol Campground and takes you through old cuttings to a beautiful set of falls
on Abol Stream. The hike is easy with a very gradual climb and provides views of Katahdin along
the trail. The trail is blue blazed. As you begin the hike cross a small brook and follow an old
woods road with good views of the southwest side of Katahdin and Abol Slide. At the 0.8 mile
there is a good sized brook. A short distance downstream the brook makes a sheer 15 ft. drop to
a small pool below. Pack a picnic and enjoy.
Q . Appalachian Trail - Daicey Pond Campground to Big and
Little Niagara Falls
Difficulty: Moderate | Length: 1.2 miles (2.4 miles round trip Daicey Pon to Big
Niagara and back) | Time: Varied
On the Daicey Pond Road, park in the day use parking area by the small field at the foot of the
hill and follow the white blazes that enter the woods at the left edge of the field, which mark
the Appalachian Trail. Check for signs to ensure you’re headed “southbound” on the AT. (Note:
When you leave the Appalachian Trail the trails are marked by blue blazes). This delightful trail
system has beautiful spruce and fir forests and outstanding falls on Nesowadnehunk Stream.
Big and Little Niagara Falls provide excellent lunch spots and the pools in the stream have
wonderful but cool swimming. A short side trail will take you to the remains of an old log driver’s
dam called the Toll Dam. A toll dam was built by log drivers to charge other drivers using the
same stream a toll for logs driven through their dam.
Note: The Golden Road is a working Forest Road, both paved and unpaved and privately owned.
Public use is due to the generosity of the land owners. Driving on the Golden Road is AT YOUR
OWN RISK. Logging trucks and equipment ALWAYS have the right of way. Park in Turnouts or in
the areas provided. NEVER STOP YOUR VEHICLE ON A BRIDGE, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
OR ON A HILL as these huge trucks travel at a high speed and cannot stop quickly.
R . Abol Stream Trail
Difficulty: Easy | Length: 1.5 miles (3.0 miles round trip) | Time: Varied
Located off the Golden Rd, the beginning of this trail is on private land. At the half-mile mark
the trail enters Baxter State Park, which is a nice summer hike as well as a great cross country ski
trail. Parking is available in the plowed area across from the store during the winter and in the old
gravel pits and yarding areas the rest of the year. Begin on gravel road and follow the AT route
(marked by white blazes) At ½ mile from Abol bridge a fork is reached and the Abol Stream
Trail begins here and branches right. The Appalachian Trail bears left and crosses Abol Stream.
The Abol Stream Trail follows an old graded tote road eastward with smooth walking. There is a
swampy area. You will pass a boulder barrier in the road which indicates you are entering Baxter
Park land. Please register at the registration box. Cross the stream at a small bridge and continue
along Abol Stream. The trail bears right away from the stream and ascends a sharp ridge that
follows an old tote road. The trail ends at Abol Beach Picnic Area on the Abol Pond Road.
S . Blueberry Ledges Trail
Difficulty: Easy to moderate | Length: 1.4 miles from the AT Information Kiosk to
Blueberry Ledges (2.8 miles round trip) | Time: Varied
Located off the Golden Road near Abol Bridge, Blueberry Ledges Trail is a connector trail from
a point near the Appalachian Trail’s entrance to Baxter Park by Abol Stream. At the Information
Kiosk, follow the blue blazes onto the Abol Pond Trail. You’ll access the Blueberry Ledges Trail
just 0.2 miles in on the Abol Pond Trail. The elevation gain or loss is gradual as you wind your way
through pioneer species of white birch and poplar trees. This area experienced a major forest fire
in the summer of 1977, which is why the trail’s corridor is so wide. These corridors were used as fire
breaks in an attempt to stop the spread of the fire. Depending on the time of year and seasonal
conditions, you may enjoy countless blueberries from the abundance of blueberry bushes. Upon
reaching the open stream valley, the trail features smooth granite ledges. Where katahdin Stream
crosses the ledges you will be treated by an unusual series of beautiful stepped water slices. Use
caution as the smooth granite ledges are slippery when wet.
24
207-723-4443
25
Baxter State Park Trails Accessed from Matagamon Gate- BSP’s
northern access point (Exit 264 on I-95).
T.
Horse Mountain Trail
Difficulty: Moderate | Length: 2.6 miles to Jct. of Five Ponds Trail, or 1.5 miles (3.0
mile round trip) from trailhead to viewpoint on East Spur Trail | Time 1 + Hours
Horse Mountain welcomes the visitor who enters the Park through the Matagamon Gate from
Patten. The trailhead is on the Park Tote Road 0.6 miles west from the Matagamon Gate. There
is a small clearing to park in. The trail ascends gradually along an old tote road then becomes
moderate to a level area south of the summit. There is an elevation gain of 796 ft., with an
estimated hiking time to the summit of one hour. Take time to hike the side trail to the viewpoint.
The views from the summit are limited due to trees however there are good views from the side
trail overlooking the East Branch of the Penobscot River Valley along the eastern boundary of the
Park.
U . Ledges Trail or South Branch Nature Trail
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate | Length: 1.3 miles round trip | Time: 45 minutes to an hour
This trail begins right outside the South Branch Ponds Campground. There is parking in the dayuse lot just beyond the trailhead. Before you begin, pick up a South Branch Nature Trail Guide at
the Ranger Station. This informative guide provides information on the history, wildlife, wildflower,
medicinal plants and geology of the area. Cameras are a must for this short 1.3 mile loop hike and
great for families. This moderately steep, but fun, rocky climb will reward you with dramatic views
of Upper and Lower South Branch Ponds and the surrounding mountains.
hiking on the Pogy Notch Trail as it leaves from the southeast corner of south Branch Ponds
Campground. At 1.0 mile from the campground turn left onto the Howe Brook trail. Rent a canoe
or kayak and paddle to a pullout halfway down the left hand side of the pond to reach the trail
junction. This is a leisurely half day to a day’s hike along many waterfalls and a number of beautiful
well-developed potholes formed by the grinding action of pebbles over many years. These pools
provide invigorating swimming. The trail crosses the brook several times – use caution when
crossing high water. As the trail veers away from the brook, it climbs steeply (use caution here),
then rejoins the brook before reaching a sheer 20 ft. waterfall at its end, 2.0 miles. This is a great
spot for a picnic lunch. Note: As most of the pools and falls are in the first half mile on the Howe
Brook Trail, you can enjoy their beauty and an invigorating swim with plenty of options for picnic
spots. This avoids many of the brook crossings and hiking the steeper portion of the trail. Use
caution hiking in wet conditions, rocks are dangerously slippery.
W . The Forest Ecology and Management Trail
Difficulty: Easy | Length: 0.9 miles round trip | Time: 1+ hours
This exciting new loop trail offers all ages the opportunity to learn more about the forest and
forest management. The trail begins at the Scientific Forest Management Area Kiosk, on the Park
tote Road, approximately 3/4 mile south of the junction with the South Branch Pond Road. Users
can pick up a brochure with information about 13 interpretive stations. Initial stations cover tree
identification, why and where trees grow and how the forest changes over time. The focus shifts
to an explanation of why and how foresters manage the forest to produce a variety of important
products such as clean water and sawtimber. Several stations discuss wildlife and wildlife habitat
topics. An interactive station allows users to compare treee diameter measurements with past
results to see how individual trees grow. An animal track station helps identify what creatures use
the trail even if they don’t show themselves to passing hikers. The trail concludes with beautiful
views of Trout Brook.
Look for the blue blazes marking the trail. Pack a lunch and set off for an afternoon of gorgeous
scenery and adventure! Remember to leave what you find so others may enjoy them.
V. Howe Brook Trail
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate | Length: 6.0 miles hiking (if you canoe across the pond
from the campground to Pogy Notch Trail you will shorten the hike by 1.5 miles) |
Time: 3 + hours
Parking for this trail is in the South Branch Ponds day use parking lot. The Howe Brook Trail
is located in a deep valley between the North Ridge of The Traveler and Center Ridge. Begin
26
207-723-4443
27
Three recommended hikes on the A.T. that are easy to moderate.
Remember when on the A.T. to follow the white blazes.
X.
Abol Bridge to Hurd Pond Lean-to
Mileage: 3.5 miles (one way) | Difficulty: easy to moderate
Getting there - Golden road, park in gravel area across from Abol Campground store
or limited parking along Golden road at trailhead (about 500ft from bridge). Follow the
white blazes. Pack a lunch and enjoy the hike. (outhouse available)
Y . Jo-Mary Road at Cooper Brook - Crossing North
Take a Hike on The
Appalachian Trail!
see
n
map o
2
3
e
g
a
p
The Appalachian Trail is one of the longest continuously marked footpaths in the world,
measuring roughly 2,189 miles in length. The Trail goes through fourteen states along
the crests and valleys of the Appalachian mountain range from the southern terminus
at Springer Mountain, Georgia, to the Trail’s northern terminus at Katahdin, Maine.
Known as the “A.T.,” it has been estimated that 2-3 million people visit the Trail every
year and about 1,800–2,000 people attempt to “thru-hike” the Trail. The A.T. was
completed in 1937 and is a unit of the National Park System. The A.T. is managed under
a unique partnership between the public and private sectors that includes, among
others, the National Park Service (NPS), the USDA Forest Service (USFS), an array of
state agencies, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, and 31 local Trail-maintaining clubs.
Thousands of volunteers contribute roughly 220,000 hours to the A.T. every year. The
town of Millinocket, part of the Katahdin region, has the designation as an Appalachian
Trail Community.
Most of the Appalachian Trail in Maine is not recommended for novice hikers; Maine’s
281 miles are generally considered the most difficult of all fourteen states. Even the
strongest hikers may average only one mile an hour in some parts. Other parts require
grabbing onto tree roots and limbs to climb or descend, and are especially slippery
and hazardous in wet weather. Here in the Katahdin region you have access to the AT’s
“Hundred Mile Wilderness “from several trailheads. This eastern section of the AT has
a flatter profile than most of Maine making the opportunity for an easy day hike on the
Appalachian Trail.
28
207-723-4443
Crossing north to Antler’s campsite, a beautiful area along the shore of the Lower
Jo-Mary Lake. Close to the campsite is a lovely sand beach for swimming and lunch.
(outhouse available)
Mileage: 4.2 miles (one way) | Difficulty- easy
Getting there: 11 S 15 miles to Jo-Mary Rd gate, 11.5 miles to Cooper Brook trail
crossing. Parking before bridge. Look for brown A.T signage. There is a fee at the
Jo-Mary Gate.
Z. Jo-Mary Road at Cooper Brook - Crossing South
Crossing south to Cooper Brook Falls lean-to , with numerous pools and falls. Many small pools to
swim in and enjoy a lunch. (outhouse available)
Mileage: 3.7 miles (one way) | Difficulty: easy to moderate
Getting there: 11 S 15 miles to Jo-Mary Rd gate, 11.5 miles to Cooper Brook trail
crossing. Parking before bridge. Look for brown A.T signage. There is a fee at the
Jo-Mary Gate.
29
Nahmakanta Public Reserved
Land Hikes
see
n
map o
2
3
e
g
pa
Nahmakanta Public Reserved Land, located 11 miles from Millinocket is one of Maine’s
largest units of reserved land. This land is rich in natural resources which include gorges,
swift streams, lakes, ponds, hills and mountains. Nahmakanta offers unparalleled
opportunities for backcountry recreation including hiking, fishing, hunting, camping
and wildlife. Nahmakanta boasts 86 species of birds. Loons call from the lakes, moose
feed on the vegetation and the endangered peregrine falcon is a summer visitor.
Directions from Millinocket: follow Rt. 11 approximately 12 miles and turn north on the
Jo-Mary Rd. Follow this gravel logging road 15 miles to the trailhead. Visitors must pay
a day-use fee at the Jo-Mary Gate checkpoint.
The hikes below are marked in the Nahmakanta Public Reserved
Land boundaries on the map.
NA . Turtle Ridge Trail
Difficulty: moderate to difficult | Time: Day hike
Distance: 9 mile loop (shorter loops are available from this trailhead) | Time: Day hike
Turtle Ridge Trail is a great day hike for anyone who wishes to do the entire 9 mile loop. This hike
has hills, ponds, crosses densely wooded terrain and rewards the hiker with panoramic views of
surrounding land including Katahdin. For those who want to explore the Nahmakanta Reserve
and not hike 9 miles, there are shorter loops available from this trailhead.
NB . Tumbledown Dick Trail
Difficulty: moderate | Distance: 6.4 miles round trip | Time: Varied
Tumbledown Dick Trail, which has the same trailhead as Turtle Ridge Trail, links the Appalachian
Trail with Leavitt Pond and the Turtle Ridge trail system and provides access to scenic falls and
remote campsites at both Tumbledown Dick and Leavitt Ponds. There are two campsites, one of
which is on Leavitt Pond. The highlight of this hike is Tumbledown Dick Falls, a narrow drop that
splashes into a lovely pond. The falls in its deep narrow gorge is the largest of several waterfalls
on the unit. You will briefly follow an old road and cross one newer forest management road prior
to reaching the falls.
For a detailed map of the land please refer to their website:
http://www.maine.gov/dacf/parksearch/PropertyGuides/Maps/FullSize/nahmakantamap.pdf
As in all the hiking trails in this guide, please plan ahead and prepare with adequate clothes, food
and water. Remember to bring your compass, flashlight, and stay on the existing trail. Leave no
trace by packing in and packing out all trash.
30
207-723-4443
31
Hiking, Canoeing
& Kayaking Map
See pages
15 to 31
for hike
descriptions
See pages
34 to 39
for canoe
and kayak
descriptions
Map is not to scale and represents approximate locations of hikes/paddles
32
207-723-4443
33
CANOEING &
KAYAKING
see
n
map o
2
page 3
For canoeing enthusiasts, the choices are many. Name your pleasure, whitewater or flat
water, day trips, weekend or week-long excursions.
Experienced Canoeists and Kayakers: For white-water adventurers, the East Branch
of the Penobscot River has Class 11-111 rapids and a couple of falls where portages are
a must. The West Branch of the Penobscot River has rapids for Class 1-V.
For kayakers the region is a paradise! The West Branch of the Penobscot River attracts
paddlers from all over the world with the foaming challenge of The Cribworks, a class
V rapid, that brings an adrenaline rush for the most experienced paddlers. Remote
excursions to the Allagash Wilderness Waterway or St. John River commence from this
region. Trip outfitting, canoe and kayak rentals and guide services are available.
For the less experienced or new paddlers the choices are endless. Flat water, scenic day
or ½ day trips provide hours of enjoyment. Always check the weather before venturing
out on any of the lakes and rivers. Maine’s boating law requires all watercraft to carry at
least one Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device per person.
1 . Jerry Pond
Located in Millinocket, Jerry Pond is a perfect place to paddle. The pond is located in Millinocket
and has parking, public restrooms, picnic tables, grills, a dock and a children’s playground. The
pond is stocked with brook trout and is open to fishing for youths 15 and under.
2 . Medway Recreation Area
Located on Rt. 157, the Medway Recreation Area on the East Branch of the Penobscot River offers
beautiful scenic paddling. There is parking, sand beach, picnic tables and more. From the beach
paddlers can choose to paddle 2 miles upstream or 5 miles downstream.
3 . Millinocket Stream
A. Park and put in at Crandall Park located on Congress St. in Millinocket. Paddle left upstream
past the Stearns Jr/Sr High School Complex and continue for approximately 1 mile to the railroad
bridge. At this point you can either turn back or portage on the right side to the snowmobile
bridge. Put in and continue for another 1/4 mile. At that point turn around and enjoy the straight
paddle back to Crandall Park. This is an easy paddle and takes approximately an hour. Scenery
and wildlife along the way.
B. At Crandall Park paddle downstream and at the large elbow enter Shad Pond. Paddle right
on all flat water to Grand Falls. If you prefer class 11 rapids, paddle left to Pond Falls and Dolby
staying to the left hand shore. You will need to park a vehicle at Dolby for this option.
4.
Public Boat Landing on Ambajejus Lake
Spencer Cove Enjoy an hour or the day on beautiful Ambajejus Lake located 8 miles from
Millinocket on the Lake Road. Paddle along the shore line or out to one of the uninhabited islands.
You will enjoy ducks, loons and eagles along with beautiful views of Katahdin. Bring your camera,
swimsuit, picnic and enjoy.
34
207-723-4443
35
5 . Public Boat Landing on Millinocket Lake
Across the way from Ambajejus Lake is lovely Millinocket Lake, which offers spectacular views
of Katahdin, loons, eagles and more. There is parking at the public landing. Bring your camera,
picnic and swimsuit. This lake is very rocky so beware.
6 . Public Boat Landing on South Twin Lake
Take Rt. 11 south for approximately 7 miles and turn at Marina Dr. (5 Lakes Lodge) to the public
boat landing. From there enjoy unlimited lake paddling offering extraordinary views of Katahdin.
7 . Grant Brook from Millinocket Lake
From the boat landing, paddle left in a northeast direction. Keep to the left of a small island with
1-2 camps on it. If the water level is high, paddle to the left of a large wooded island (0.8 miles
from the boat landing). If the water level is down, paddle to the right of this island. The outlet of
Grant Brook (200 yards wide) is just beyond this island. You would be about
1.1 miles from the boat landing. As you paddle up the inlet (north), it gets narrower. It is a swampy
open area with trees 50-100 yards back from the water. A mile from the lake, Grant Brook is only
15-50 feet wide with trees coming down to the water. This is one of the best places to observe
moose.
8.
Pockwockamus Deadwater into River Pond
Located 18 miles north of Millinocket on the Golden Rd.
At the North Woods Trading Post go 7.6 miles up the Golden Rd and take a left unto a wide gravel
road. Go 0.6 miles and the put-in is on the left where there are 4 large rocks blocking the entrance.
There is a 400 foot trail to the river. Upstream 0.5 miles to Pocwockamus Falls, downstream thru
the deadwater to Debsconeag Falls 2.5 miles. Special point of interest is River Pond. If you paddle
downstream 0.8 miles then go left and up into River Pond. In June there is a good chance to see
moose in the pond. Great views of Katahdin as well.
9.
Upper and Lower Togue Ponds
The scenery doesn’t get much better than from Togue Ponds. Located on the Baxter State Park
Rd., about 17 miles from Millinocket, there is a beach, picnic area, visitor’s center and boat access.
Upper Togue is a little more remote and has a more varied shoreline but Lower Togue is beautiful
as well. You will get spectacular views of Katahdin as you paddle. Look for loons, hawks and
warblers. You may even see a painted turtle. Beavers make their lodges in Upper Togue and you
will spot stumps and trees strewn over the hillside. Look for Mink on Lower Togue.
Nature Conservancy, Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area The three carry-in boat launches in the
Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area are listed below
1 0 . Hurd Pond Boat Launch
Bear left on the Hurd Pond Rd right after Abol Bridge. At the fork go to the right and drive about
one mile to the end of the road and the put in for Hurd Pond.
37
1 1.
Little Holbrook Pond
Cross Abol Bridge, drive 9.9 miles on the Golden Road and turn left. Drive about ½ mile to the end
of the road and the put-in is a short carry to Little Holbrook Pond.
1 2. Omaha Beach
Located on land managed by Katahdin Forest Management. Approximately 4.2 miles past
Ambajejus Lake on the Golden Rd turn left. Bear right about 2.5 miles down the road to the
public boat landing. From the landing and Debsconeag Deadwater it is a quick paddle into first
Debsconeag Lake. This road may not be passable for vehicles with low clearance.
1 3. Passamagamet Lake via the West Branch
Located 14 miles north of Millinocket, take the Baxter Park Road 9 miles and bear left onto the
Golden Road (across from North Woods Trading Post), then drive 2.0 miles and turn left onto
the Grant Brook Road (a good gravel road). Drive 2.8 miles to the bridge, put in on the right just
before the bridge and paddle about 1.3 miles upriver. The entrance to Passamagamet Lake is on
the left. There is a beach on the left shore 0.8 miles from the river and beautiful views of Katahdin.
This paddle is recommended in mid to late summer when there is less current in the West Branch.
1 4.
Katahdin Woods and Waters Scenic Byway
Rt. 11 Grindstone Rd. (Hay Brook Area)
There are two different places to paddle that are accessible from the same put-in location off the
scenic byway Hay Brook and Lower Mud Brook.
Directions to Put-In From Rt. 157 take route 11 north at the intersection in Medway (blinking yellow
light). Drive north approximately 12.3 miles to Grindstone. After crossing a small cement bridge
(Hay Brook), drive another 200 feet and turn left on a narrow dirt road and drive another 300 feet
to the muddy put-in. You will be at the East Branch of the Penobscot River.
1 5.
Hay Brook
This is an easy 1-1 1/2 hour paddle and approximately 2 miles round trip. Paddle down the East
Branch nearly 1/4 mile, take the first left, paddle under the bridge and up Hay Brook. No current
on this narrow, very crooked brook with many song birds.
16.
Lower Mud Brook
At the put-in paddle upriver about 300 fee and take the first right. This is a narrow winding brook
with no wind. Nearly a mile up mud Brook there is a beaver dam and quiet water paddling for
another half mile above the dam, then it becomes quick water. You may either portage around the
quick water on the right side, or return to the put-in, drive up Rt. 11 North 1,0 miles and take the
first left (small turn-out) and carry 150 feet too Mud Brook. This is an easy 2.6 mile paddle round
trip and will take approximately 1-2 hours.
39
Katahdin
WOODS &
WATERS
Recreation Area
see
n
map o
4
page 4
Katahdin Woods & Waters Recreation Area is a special part of Maine with world-class
fishing, hunting, hiking, snowmobiling, canoeing , mountain biking and spectacular
views of Mount Katahdin.
Sponsored by Elliotsville Plantation, a private Maine-based foundation that owns
approximately100,000 acres of land east of Baxter State Park,
Katahdin Woods & Waters Recreation Area provides an early preview of what could
become a new National Park and National Recreation area in Northern Maine.
Bordered on the west by Baxter with the East Branch of the Penobscot River running
through its heart, the area includes amazing opportunities for traditional outdoor
activities. Whether it’s canoeing and fishing the rivers, streams and ponds’ hiking or
mountain biking the miles of trails; or riding a snowmobile deep into the heart of
the Maine woods, Katahdin Woods & Waters Recreation Area is a special place for
everyone to enjoy
Wildlife: People come to Maine to see moose, and there’s no place better than the
Katahdin region. Take an 18-mile car ride around clearly marked old logging roads and
you have a great chance of seeing Maine’s iconic big game animal. But keep your eyes
peeled for eagles, black bears and lynx: You never know what will show up to say hello!
Hunting: Hunting the “king of game birds” (a title applied evenly to ruffed grouse
and woodcock) amidst the fall foliage of Maine’s North Woods should be on every
sportsman’s bucket list. KWWRA’s world-class upland coverts and active forest
40
207-723-4443
management combine with an easily accessible network of roads and trails to make this
a dream hunt available to all. Hunters can expect upwards of two-dozen flushes a day.
Mountain Biking: Crisscrossed with old logging roads and trails, Katahdin Woods &
Waters Recreation Area has mountain biking for every experience level. Winding
through the woods, the trails take you by Haskell Rock and the Hulling Machine and
run along the East Branch, or climb the ridgelines for unparalleled views.
Fishing: KWWRA offers world-class fishing opportunities: remote ponds filled with wild
and native brook trout and the scenic East Branch of the Penobscot that holds a host
of angling opportunities from brook trout to smallmouth bass and landlocked salmon.
The remote and wild Wassataquoik will challenge any angler with its pools and rips,
and the Seboeis River offers fantastic spring and fall trout fishing with a more gentle
grade.
Gravel Roads: Many of the roads you will be traveling on are gravel, active logging
roads. Always travel on the right, never stop on the road itself, do not linger on roads
or stop on bridges. Park vehicles well off the road or in a pull out or parking lot. Always
yield to logging trucks!
There are no logging trucks on the Katahdin Loop Road once you go through the
gates, however you may encounter, hikers, bikers, horses and of course wildlife.
Dogs: Leashed dogs are welcome on Katahdin Woods and Waters Recreation Area.
41
Brookfield Renewable
ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN
THE KATAHDIN REGION
MAKE SAFETY A PRIORITY!
Directions to Katahdin Woods
and Waters Recreation Area
Katahdin Loop Road
see
n
map o
4
4
e
g
pa
Be cautious when recreating near
hydropower facilities as water conditions
can change quickly and without notice.
Pay attention to your surroundings and
respect all signage and warning signals.
From the South:
• Take Interstate 95 North to Sherman, Exit #264
• Turn left and go approximately 1/8mile take left on RT # 11
South (Watch for the signs)
• Take Route 11 South for 5.2 miles (Also known as the
Grindstone Road)
Life Jackets Save Lives.
Always wear yours when in or near water.
• On a very sharp left hand turn you will go straight onto dirt
road; this is the Swift Brook Road
• Travel 5.2 miles on this road (one bridge crossing, go slow).
This is an active logging road, so be prepared to yield to
trucks
brookfieldrenewable.com
• You will come to a fork, See sign for Katahdin Loop Road ,take
left at the fork . For Lunksoos Base Camp take a right here.
• Travel 2.5 miles on the Grindstone/Staceyville road and you
will come to Whetstone Bridge crossing the East Branch of
the Penobscot. Continue on past bridge stay on main road
do not turn off and follow KWW Loop signs approx. 4 miles
to a kiosk on left at Sandbank Campsite. Continue past kiosk
AFTER SIGNING IN and STAY LEFT to KWWRA Gate. Vehicle
access is not available winter thru mud season . Contact EPI
for spring road conditions and access.
• Lunksoos Base Camp and Boat Launch can be reached by
bearing right at the fork and following the Sebois River Road
appx 2 miles. The boat launch is on your left beyond the
kiosk. P and C may have roads closed for spring mud season.
Contact EPI for updates.
At Katahdin Trust, we have all the
services you expect from a bank.
From The North:
• Take Interstate 95 South to Sherman, Exit # 264
Proudly serving your personal and business banking needs from
19 locations throughout Maine.
• Turn right. and go approximately 1/8 mile take left onto RT #
11 S (Watch for the signs) Grindstone Road.
Community Banking at its Best since 1918!
• Continue with directions above from South
To nd one of our banking locations:
www.KatahdinTrust.com
43
0
To
te
Rd
N
County Line
Townline
157
MILLINOCKET
Katahdin Area
Chamber of
Commerce
11
Milli
nock
et
Lake
Rd
W
est
er
nT
h read
ch
Pe n
o
bsc
ot
EAST
MILLINOCKET
11
d
STACEYVILLE
Swift Bro
ok
R
om
Ri
ve
r
116
EXIT 244
MEDWAY
Salmon
Stream
Lake
p any Rd
11
95
EXIT 264
158
159
Lumberman’s
Museum
11
SHERMAN
157
Happy Corner Rd
PATTEN
Waters Rd
Lunksoos Camp
Whetstone
Bridge
Br
an
R
Sherman Lum
ber
Seboeis River
Bridge
ica
Owlsboro Rd
MOUNT
CHASE
Grondin R d
159
d
1 inch = 4 miles
State Land
5
Unmaintained Road
Recreation Unit
Miles
5
Kilometers
Seasonal Gravel Road
Local Gravel Road
Local Paved Road
State Route
Hube
r
os Rd
Sandbank
Stream
L u nkso
Lunksoos
Lake
Bowlin Camps
Lower
Shin
Pond
Shin Pond Village
RECREATION AREA
eR
ton
nds
i
r
G
Park Unit
Kat
ahd
in
L
Millinocket Lake
Interstate Highway
er
Rd
Lake
Rd
0
ter P
Bax
Ambajejus
Lake
ar
kR
d
Katahdin
Lake
Br
a
B
Grand
Hay
Lake
er
Information
Commercial Camp
Parking
Canoe Launch
Historical Site
Pemadumcook Lake
Go
lde
nR
d
rk
MOUNT
KATAHDIN
B AXTER
S TATE
P ARK
NOTE: Many of the gravel
roads shown on this map are
active logging roads at least
part of the year. Please use
caution and be prepared to
yield to logging trucks.
Ro
a
r
ing
Bro
ok
Rd
LOCATION
Matagamon
Gate
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY
Matagamon Wilderness
Camps and Store
d
pR
oo
v ill e R d
Matagamon
Lake
PENOBSCOT COUNTY
Se
boe
is R iv er
Seboeis R
ive r
Park Tote Rd
iv
ot R
acy
207-723-4443
Pa
c
Pe n o b s
t B ra n c h
Ea s
St
Roberts
Rd
Orin Falls R d
Rd
st
Ea
Messer Po n d -
stone
iv
ind
Rd
in Pond
owl
Seboeis Rd
Am
Gr
en
d
C
PENOBSCOT COUNTY
hP
tR
d
AROOSTOOK COUNTY
44
nc
co
obs
dR
Pon
in
Sh
45
5 Mile Paddle on the East
Branch
Big Sebois to East Branch of the
Penobscot River Paddle
Distance: 5 miles from put in to
take out | Difficulty: Class 2 moving
water
Best levels for running are 200 CFS
Plus. | Current levels can be found at
www.usgs.com
Always wear a PFD , come prepared
for a remote paddle, bring topo
maps, watch for river obstructions.
Follow signs to Lunksoos Base Camp
from the Swift Brook Road. Lunksoos
Boat Launch is your take out and is on
the East Branch of the Penobscot River.
Potable water is available at the hand
pump outside of Lunksoos Base Camp.
Please sign in at the KIOSK here.
After dropping one shuttle vehicle here
continue another mile to the Sherman
Lumber Road. Turn left and follow
Sherman Lumber road yielding to any
logging traffic approximately 4 miles.
Put in is Truck Bridge over the Sebois
River just beyond Mile 14 on the Sherman
Lumber Road. Cross over the river and
turn left. This is an old forestry campsite
and easy access away from logging road
traffic.
River winds its way through shallows and
“Bogans”.
Approximately 3 miles downriver the
Big Sebois enters the East Branch of the
Penobscot River. Shortly after this you
will see the Big Sebois Campsite on the
right. From this campsite you can find the
connector trail leading to the Werler Trail
up Deasey Mountain.
Continuing down the East Branch you
will come to the Lunksoos Boat Launch
and Take Out 2 miles.
see
n
map o
0
5
e
g
a
p
Katahdin
Woods and
Waters
Recreation Area
Activities
A. Sandbank Nature
Walk
Distance : .25 mile round
trip
Foot traffic only EASY
Park just before KWWRA main gate and
follow signs to small pond with bench
for wildlife viewing. Be very quiet ,don’t
slam car doors ,talk quietly or not at all
to avoid scaring possible wildlife in the
pond. Very easy 5 minute walk.
B.
Lynx Pond Walk
Distance: .4 mile round
trip
Foot Traffic Only EASY
Early morning and evening hours best
for wildlife sightiings at this quiet little
pond.
Drive approx. 2 miles past KWWRA main
gate. At intersection turn left . Approx. ¼
mile, look for sign on right .Parking just
ahead on left. Be very quiet on approach.
Walk approx. 2/10 of a mile to bench on
pond. Very easy 5 minute walk. Short ,
narrow boardwalk to pond.
47
PO Box 171
Millinocket, Maine 04462
1-866 FLY-MAINE (359-6246)
fly@katahdinair.com
www.katahdinair.com
C.
Orin Falls Hike
Distance: 6 miles round trip (old gravel
roads, use caution crossing bridge)
Difficulty: Easy
Wassataquoik Stream and Orin Falls Described by Myron Avery as “a brawling mountain torrent of
the clearest water, tumbling along a bed choked with enormous pink boulders,” the Wassataquoik
descends in continuous rapids from Baxter State Park to the Penobscot’s East Branch, a distance
of about 14 miles. Once a scene of intense logging activity in the 19th century, it is now one of the
wildest, least-developed watersheds in the northeast. The Wassataquoik Tote Rd. was built along
the stream to support logging operations in the 1950s and early 60s. Orin Falls is an attractive
stretch of rapids well worth a visit. Also Don Fendler (Lost on a Mountain In Maine) followed
sections of the Wassataquoik down to the East Branch and his rescue at Lunksoos Camps.
Drive 2 miles past KWWRA main gate .At Katahdin Loop Road intersection turn right ,drive 1.5
miles and turn right at Wassataquoik Gate sign .Drive approx. 3 miles to service gate and park.
Follow road north (turns left) staying on the IAT across Katahdin Brook, 1.5 miles to intersection.
Go straight here for 1.5 miles to Orin Falls sign on the right. Walk in 100 yards to the falls.
Serving Northern Maine since 1947: Fishing, Appalachian trail drop offs,
Canoe trips, Sporting Camp Shuttles, Corporate retreats, Fly-in Cabins
Scenic Flights.
D . Barnard Mountain Hike
Distance: 4 miles round trip | Difficulty: Medium
Barnard Mountain Summit: (1,621 ft.) A gentle climb to a treecovered summit with terrific views of Katahdin and Katahdin Lake.
Drive 2 miles past KWWRA main gate at Loop road intersection turn right . Drive 5 miles to Barnard
Mountain sign on the right . Park and follow TRAIL (IAT) North crossing Katahdin Brook . There is
an outhouse just behind the IAT Lean To to the left of the trail. In 1 mile trail forks to the right ,walk
about .25 mile and see sign for Barnard Mt. trailhead on right. Well built easy hiking along switch
backs to top of Barnard. Picnic table on top so bring your lunch. Estimate 2+ hour total hiking time
round trip.
49
Robar
Pond
Seboeis River Bridge
o
Ri
1500
pl
Ri
dg
e
uo
taq
ik
Lunksoos
Lunksoos Mtn
SIA
A
T
rea
m
1811
Orin Falls
ro o
1621
Barnard Mtn
Wassataquoik Ford
Rocky
Pond
Old
Kee
p
n B ro ok
C
WASSATAQUOIK GATE
D
13
804
Deasey
Esker
n
t
St
re
am
Lunksoos Camps
Rd
Lunksoos
Rd
14
M
Kat
ah
di
r
Pat
h
Lookout Mtn
Wa
ssa
taq
uo
ik
OF
P AR KS
AND
L A ND S
Ea
st
Thoreau Hemlock-tea
Camp 1857
ud
Avalanche
Field
M AI NE B U RE AU
M
anch
Br
11
Rd
op
Lo
i
ahd
man Lumber
Sher
Com
pa
ny
Rd
n
K at
eT
ak
nL
hdi
12
k
Yield to logging trucks
Katahdin Esker
Katahdin Brook
Ka
ta
Owe
nB
SIA
A
T
Earl's
Erratic
Big Seboeis
ok
ro
Roa
rin
gB
Deasey Mtn
Wassataquoik
Katahdin
Lake
Hunting
Permitted
1964
Rd
Tote
elos
Old T
Sandy
Stream
Pond
Fire
Lookout
SIA
A
T
RECREATION AREA
r
Fire
Wardens
Cabin
MONUMENT LINE
2456
East Turner Mtn
B AXTER
S TATE
P ARK
e
bscot R i v
eno
hP
St
ging roa
d
Active log
W
ass
a
nc
East Bra
ey
Ro
Sandbank Stream Nature Walk
Lynx Pond Nature Walk
Orin Falls Hike
Barnard Mountain Trail
Seboeis River Paddle
E
Fiske Brook
Hathorn Mtn
i s River
ro
k
Recommended Hikes/Paddles
A
B
C
D
E
B
bar
Sebo
e
Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce
Br
ook
15
T3 R8 WELS
T3 R7 WELS
k
2
Hunt Mtn
Strea
m
A
8
Sandbank Stream
S
Yie wift
ld t Bro
o lo
o
gg k Rd
ing
tru
cks
d
3
Whetstone Falls
Mu d
nch
Mud Brook
eR
Stacyvill
Brook
ah
4
L oop Rd
6
1368
Rd
Ro
b
er
Kelloch Mtn
5
Map design and cartography
by
T2 R8 WELS
Campsite
Lean-to
Parking
Public Road
Information
Seasonal Gravel Road
County Line
Commercial Camp
Restroom
Abandoned/Unimproved Road
Recreation Unit
Canoe Launch
Historical Site
Viewpoint
Hiking Trail
Point of Interest
Park Unit
Gate: Seasonally Open
Waterfalls
Horse/Hiking Trail
Gate: Limited Access
Rapids
0
Whetstone Mtn
1488
0
Mountain Biking Trail
3
Miles
3
2
2
11
State Land
Int’l Appalachian Trail
1
1
Townline
4
5
Kilometers
N
PLEASE READ - Every effort has been made to make this map reflect the most accurate and up-to-date information available at the
time of printing; however users are fully responsible for their safety. Be aware that trail and road conditions can change quickly due to
weather, logging and other activities. All trails and roads are subject to closure. For the most up-to-date information on trail and road
conditions, please contact Katahdin Woods & Waters Recreation Managers at lunksoos@gmail.com or 207-852-1291 or 207-670-8418.
April 9, 2015
50
Old Matagamon Tote Rd
Whetstone Falls
Sandbank
Flowage
ra
East B
K at
S a n d y S tream
7
din
Bill Duffy
Northern Geomantics
www.northgeo.com
o e is Rd
1
S a ndbank
ts
Ot
ter
Lynx
Pond
Deasey
Ponds
ook
t Br
B
oo
Br
eb
1525
1378
B alm of
9
Wassataquoik Mtn
rook
ch M ud B
Bran
West
Gil
DAY USE
ONLY
Crash
Site
if
West Bran c h Sw
ead
S
B r o ok
Hunt Farm
16
STACYVILLE
Hunting
Permitted
10
207-723-4443
51
Welcome
to the
Katahdin
Woods and
Waters
see
n
map o
4
page 5
SCENIC
BYWAY
The Katahdin Woods & Waters Scenic Byway takes visitors through some of the
most spectacular natural landscape that inland Maine has to offer. Dominating that
landscape is Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain at 5,268 feet, the northern terminus
of the Appalachian Trail. The Byway begins at the southern entrance of Baxter State
Park and winds its way through Millinocket, along Route 11 and the Penobscot River
to Patten, ending at Baxter’s northern entrance at Grand Lake Matagamon. When you
visit the Katahdin Area, you visit Maine’s tallest mountain, its mightiest river and its
greatest State Park.
Mountain Glory Farm
Delightful Vacation Apartments
Open Year-Round
199 Happy Corner Road
Patten, ME
1-800-219-7950
overlooking Mt. Katahdin. Relax while observing a
working Amish farm. Enjoy walking or
snowshoeing on our 170 acres.
Located on Maine snowmobile and ATV trails
info@mountaingloryfarm.com
www.mountaingloryfarm.com
53
54
207-723-4443
0
co
t
A
bs
16
no
B
5
e
Lak
C
th T
win
VIEW
D
LICE
ke
d
Roa
TOWN HALL
E
Millinocket
F
Millinocket
La
The Lake
am
re
St
TOWN HALL
G
Ri
ve
r
TOWN HALL
Grindstone
Grindstone
157
11
NSE
H
East
Millinocket
LICE
East Millinocket
11
VIEW
Dolby Flowage Rest Area
Grindstone Falls
Rest Area
ch
an
Br
ATV
Trails
Pub
East Millinocket
Information
Boat
Boat/Canoe
Launch
Launch
10 Miles
NSE
Millinocket
et
ck
M
illi
no
VIEW
Millinocket
Lake
ik
uo
15
Pe
e
r
Nor
ad
Ambajejus
Lake
Ro
Jo-Ma
ry Lak
xte
Ba
River
rk
Pa
aq
14
VIEW
Togue Pond Gate
NSE
Seaplane
Base
b
Pemadumcook Lake
ch
an
Br
Togue Pond Gate
LICE
Fishing
Hunting/
Fishing
Licenses
Playground
s
i
oe
13
12
11
We
st
PARK
STATE
Hiking
Swimming
Picnic
Tables
Scenic
View
Post
Office
Lower
Shin Pond
I
I
J
NSE
NSE
95
11
11
NSE
K
LICE
NSE
158
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
TOWN HALL
L
16
15
14
13
12
Benedicta 11
TOWN HALL
Medway
Exit 259
LICE
Sherman
95
Exit
264
159
L
Sherman
VIEW
Stacyville
Patten
Exit 244
J
K
Shin Pond
Medway
11
Stacyville
VIEW
Ash Hill
LICE
LICE
Upper
Shin Pond
TOWN HALL
Patten
159
Shin Pond
H
Penobscot
10
VIEW
BAXTER
Town Hall
Bank/ATM
TOWN HALL
Pharmacy
Hospital
or Clinic
Museum
Toilets
at
s
as
W
9
st
Ea
Hay
Lake
G
Seboeis Heritage Pull-Off
F
r
8
NSE
E
Grand Lake Matagamon
LEGEND
LICE
D
Matagamon
Gate
Gasoline
Campground
Lodging
Food
VIEW
Matagamon Gate
C
ve
7
6
5
B
Se
4
3
2
1
A
BAX T E R
STAT E
PAR K
S CE N I C BY WAY
Ri
Scenic Byway (KWW)
55
WILDLIFE
Moose & Wildlife Tours
Fishing
The moose is our local celebrity, with its imposing size and unique physique.
Whether it’s ice fishing, whipping the fly rod downstream, trolling the lakes or casting
from shore, the Katahdin Region has it all. With the East Branch and the West Branch
of the Penobscot River, the Pemadumcook Chain of Lakes and other ponds, lakes and
streams that clot the area, a variety of fish await the eager fisherman. The West Branch
of the Penobscot is noted as one of the best fisheries for land-locked salmon in the
nation. Smallmouth bass fishing is unparalleled in the lower reaches of the Penobscot.
You can find more pristine trout waters for native brook trout here than anywhere in the
lower 48 states. Registered Guides, lodges and tackle shops can help tailor your fishing
desires and needs.
In the spring, as the water plants sprout in shallow water, moose emerge from deep
in the woods and are easy to spot along the roadside. Late May and early June, they
wade out at dawn and dusk
to avoid the bugs and continue to forage. Moose often adopt a routine; so many
campers and people out at these times can encounter them almost like clockwork.
Although quiet and shy by nature, care should be taken to give moose safe distance,
particularly a cow with her calf in the spring, or a make in rut in the fall, as they can be
aggressive.
Our area is fortunate to have a variety of moose and wildlife tours available by van, boat
and plane/seaplane. If you prefer not to join a group tour, our experienced, licensed
guides offer private tours. Along with moose you will be treated to beautiful views of
Katahdin, mountain streams, lakes and more. Other wildlife frequently seen include
white-tail deer, fox, and black bear. Along the marshes and streams you may observe
beaver, muskrat, mink and otter.
Birding
Hunting
The Katahdin Region is a wonderful area for bear, moose and deer trophy hunting.
With vast woods surrounding the townships, wildlife abounds. Bear, beaver, grouse,
pheasant, fox, rabbit and bird are all plentiful as well. Guide services can assist in
planning, outfitting and guiding you on your hunting experience of a lifetime. Our
sporting camps provide cabins, meals, guides, transportation and everything you need
for a successful hunt.
An official stop on the Maine Birding Trail, the region has many diverse habitats for bird
watchers. With four thousand feet of changing elevation in Baxter State Park, birders
will find an extraordinary diversity of species. Boreal species including Spruce Grouse,
Grey Jay, Black-backed Woodpecker, Boreal Chickadee, Cape May, Blackpoll and Baybreasted Warblers are often the target species of birder’s who visit the area. Venture
out on your own or take part in a weekend birding tour hosted by a local inn or remote
sporting camp.
56
207-723-4443
57
Fun & Exciting
OUTDOOR
RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITIES
White Water Rafting
White water enthusiasts will enjoy the Class II-V rapids on the East and West Branch
of the Penobscot. Trips include “The Ultimate” where you run the Class V rapids 2
times, overnight camping and rafting excursions, multiple river excursions and more.
Families with children as young as 4 can raft together on a Family Rafting Tour (Class I
rapids) complete with river side bar-b-que, swimming and natural water slides. Rafting/
lodging/meal packages are available. Whatever your rafting needs are, let our outfitters
design the perfect river adventure for you and your family.
Sporting Camps & Lodges
Located on pristine lakes in the heart of the Maine woods, sporting camps have been
a tradition for over 100 years. Today many of these camps are refurbished with full
bathroom facilities and electricity. Others offer gas lights and wood stoves for a more
rustic setting. Many camps offer both housekeeping meal plans or the very popular full
meal plan served around the dinner table in the main lodge. Summer offers canoeing,
swimming, wildlife, fishing, hiking and just relaxing while the winter provides warm
cozy cabins for snowmobiling, ice fishing and cross country skiing. Guide service for
traditional hunting and fishing is available as well as for wildlife excursions.
Fly on Floats, Wheels or Skis
Whatever the season, enjoy the beautiful Katahdin Region from the air. Experienced
pilots offer scenic, survey, photo and wildlife flights from land or water.
For the more adventurous visitors, book “The Bush Plane Adventure”, a lower altitude
flight providing a unique view of the landscape. If you are looking for a special evening,
fly into one of Maine’s historic remote sporting camps, enjoy a memorable dinner and
return flight. Fly-in fishing , canoe and moose trips can be arranged (canoe included)
just bring your lunch! Shuttle service for hikers is available and you can even have a
float plane pick you up and deliver you right to your own dock. The Katahdin Region
from the sky is an excellent way to truly see the vast forest, pristine lakes, meandering
rivers and of course Katahdin itself.
58
207-723-4443
Whether you are planning a family vacation, a corporate retreat, hunting or fishing
excursion you will find your perfect get-a-way at one of the many area sporting camps.
Guide Services
The Katahdin Area offers a wide variety of guide services and outfitters. Our fishing
guides offer a variety of trips on the Penobscot River or let them fly or guide you to the
more remote ponds and lakes in the region. Many guides offer hiking and canoeing
trips with all gear included as well as shuttle service. Private moose/wildlife tours or
photo tours are available.
Maine is noted for big white tail deer, moose and some of the best bear hunting in the
United States. We have numerous guides that will cater and arrange your hunting trip.
59
GOLF, MUSEUMS,
ATTRACTIONS &
THE ARTS
Golf
Hillcrest Golf Course is a member owned 9-hole course located on One Golf Club Rd.
in Millinocket. Each hole is unique and challenging. Men’s par is 33 with Women’s par
at 34. No. 6 tee and No. 7 green offer great views of Mt. Katahdin. A complete golf
club, Hillcrest offers club rentals, cart rentals, 9/18 hole green rates, leagues, Sunday
morning tournaments, Pro Shop and youth instruction. The clubhouse serves lunches
throughout the day along with a full bar. Patrons can lounge in the bar, the main
dining room or relax on the covered porch overlooking the course. Catering services
are offered at the club for wedding receptions, family and class reunions or group
meetings. For more information contact the club at 207-723-841 or visit the website
www.hillcrestgolfme.com. Bring your clubs and play Hillcrest in the shadow of beautiful
Mt. Katahdin. You will enjoy the experience.
The Antique Snowmobile Museum is located at
the Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse on
the Baxter Park Road in Millinocket. The museum
features a host of reconditioned sleds from a
number of early manufacturers, all of which are
in working condition. The museum is open by
appointment. www.northerntimbercruisers.com
or 207-723-6203.
Katahdin Iron Works located on Rt. 11 between Millinocket and Brownville houses
Museums
The Millinocket Historical Society Museum is located at 80 Central St. and offers a look
at over a century of life in Millinocket and the surrounding area. In addition to the main
display room, there are several theme rooms including the School Room, the Service
Room, logging and river drive tools and photos and much more. Phone 207-723-5477
or visit the website at www.millinockethistoricalsociety.org. Donations appreciated.
The Patten Lumbermen’s Museum located at 61 Shin Pond Road in Patten is home to
nine buildings housing the vast collection of tools and equipment that reflect every
aspect of the woodsman’s life and work in the 1800’s and the first 3 decades of the 20th
century. Your tour will include dioramas of camp life, heavy equipment, tools, models,
60
films, blacksmith shop, a gift shop and
more. Paid admission. For hours and more
information www.lumbermensmuseum.org
or 207-528-2650.
207-723-4443
the skeletons of a blast furnace and charcoal kiln the only remnants of the Katahdin
Iron Works. Katahdin Iron Works operated for a total of 25 years between 1843-1890
and is tied closely to technological advances in the iron industry. KIW had 16 charcoal
kilns like the one remaining, with each kiln burning 50 cords of wood and producing
charcoal vital in fueling the blast furnace. At one time, the iron works employed 400
men, using 200 horses and oxen to cut and haul the 20,000 cords of wood used yearly
in the kilns. KIW was donated to the Maine Bureau of Parks and Recreation and became
a historic site in 1965. Extensive restoration was done on the furnace and kiln in 1966.
Surrounding KIW is beautiful scenery along with numerous recreational opportunities.
One of the most popular hikes is Gulf Hagas, a gorge 3.5 miles long through slate
bedrock and known as the Grand Canyon of the East. This trail begins with a river
61
crossing into Screwauger Falls and includes a spectacular gorge and beautiful waterfall
views, chutes and pools. Gulf Hagas is part of the Appalachian Trail and is a National
Natural Landmark. Visit www.northmainewoods.org for more information on trails and
camping and map. A road fee is charged at the gate.
Katahdin Woods & Waters Scenic Byway
(See map on page 54)
The Katahdin Woods & Waters Scenic Byway takes visitors through some of the
most spectacular natural landscape that inland Maine has to offer. Dominating that
landscape is Katahdin, Maine’s tallest mountain at 5,268 feet, the northern terminus
of the Appalachian Trail. The Byway begins at the southern entrance of Baxter State
Park and winds its way through Millinocket, along Route 11 and the Penobscot River
to Patten, ending at Baxter’s northern entrance at Grand Lake Matagamon. When you
visit the Katahdin Area, you visit Maine’s tallest mountain, its mightiest river and its
greatest State Park.
Come to Katahdin Forest Cabins and enjoy a complete wilderness experience in our working forest! You can
hike a mountain, paddle the Penobscot in a canoe, whitewater kayak or whitewater raft. Perhaps you would like
to pick berries, listen to loons, tour colorful fall foliage, fish area streams and ponds to your hearts content, or
simply sit back and watch the sun set on Katahdin.
The Arts
Call Toll Free 1-877-6-CABINS
P.O. Box 38
The Katahdin Region has a long history of attracting famous artists, poets and journalists
to the area. David Henry Thoreau explored the Maine woods on three occasions; in
1846 he traveled the West Branch by Batteau, intent on climbing Katahdin, in 1853 he
accompanied a moose-hunting expedition, and in 1857 he reached the upper Allagash.
Henry David Thoreau authored three essays on his travels in the north Maine woods
and spent his final days preparing these essays for publication. His last words in 1862
were “Indian” and “moose”, references to his Maine experiences.
www.katahdinforestcabins.com
Millinocket, Maine 04462
Well known artists who have come to experience and paint the sunsets, sunrises and
storms of Katahdin include Frederic Edwin Church, who painted Katahdin for over 40
years. Church is associated with the Hudson River School of landscape artists. Maine
native Marsden Hartley, an American modernist painter, poet, and essayist began
painting Katahdin at age 62.
Keeping with the tradition of Katahdin and the arts, today, artists, photographers and
writers come to the region to be inspired by the beauty and serenity that is Katahdin.
Area artisans have teamed up with local inns and sporting camps to offer outstanding
instruction and lodging packages with an array of workshops including photography, oil
painting, watercolor and writing. The region offers fine art galleries as well as crafts and
collectibles created by regional artisans in all mediums and price ranges. The galleries
are owner-operated and the artists are typically onsite to share their knowledge and
answer questions you may have about their work.
62
207-723-4443
63
CHILDREN’S
ACTIVITIES
Spend an afternoon or a day and hike to the Ice Caves in the Debsconeag Lakes
Wilderness Area. While you are there hike down to First Debsconeag Lake and up to
the “Lookout. “ Pack a lunch and don’t forget your flashlight for the caves. 2.5 mile hike
offering spectacular views of Katahdin. Appropriate for older and younger children.
Rent a canoe or kayak and explore one of the areas lakes, ponds or streams.
Make a campfire, get the hot dogs, grab a stick and roast up a yummy treat
Bring a picnic, swim and enjoy the sand beach at Togue Pond.
Fish, bar-b-que, hunt for frogs at Jerry Pond, open for fishing to children under 16
(sunfish, Brook Trout, shiners and Hornpout. Accompanying adult must have Maine
fishing license)
Take home a moose track! Make your own plaster casts of moose or other animal tracks
and take them with you. You need plaster of Paris, water and a mixing bowl. Find a
good track and pour a sufficient amount of plaster into the bowl . Add water until the
batter is the consistency of melted ice cream. Pour enough mix directly into the print
to make a rugged cast. Use a stick and add info on the top such as date, animal, etc.
as the plaster dries. (10 -20 minutes). Pick it up after cutting the soil all around it. When
the cast is completely dry it can be gently cleaned.
Borrow a Children’s Naturalist Adventure Backpack from Baxter State Park at Togue
Pond Visitor Center, Mataga mon Gate and roadside Ranger Stations. These packs are
free and on loan on a first come first serve basis. Packs include dip nets, binoculars,
guides, flashlight, sketch pad and much more.
Spend the day enjoying a Family Friendly White Water Rafting Trip. Many companies
offer “soft” rafting appropriate for small children.
Visit the Patten Lumberman’s Museum. Nine buildings of tools and equipment
that reflect every aspect of the woodsman’s life and work in the 1800’s. Also, heavy
equipment such as horse drawn logging sleds, tote sleds, wagons and more.
Book a Moose Tour via van or boat
Visit the Millinocket Historical Society Museum and see exhibits including the old school
room, the sports corner and logging and river driving tools and photos.
Enjoy a seaplane wildlife tour, sightseeing flight or fly-in fishing excursion
Pick berries in season (blueberry, raspberry, blackberry)
Treat yourself to a Whoopie Pie—the official Maine State Treat.
Head South on Rt. 11 and spend the day at beautiful Jo-Mary Beach. (fee)
Visit “Ledge Falls” in Baxter. Bring a life jacket, picnic and towel and spend the
afternoon enjoying this natural waterslide. (Not recommended for small children.)
Book a Guided Fishing Excursion with equipment
Tube on the East Branch of the Penobscot River beginning at Matagamon.
Take a trip to the North Entrance of Baxter State Park and enjoy the numerous trails and
scenery including South Branch Falls.
Enjoy an afternoon at the municipal pool, sports complex and playground.
64
Have your picture taken at Pockwockamus Rock
Swim in The East Branch River at the Medway Recreation Complex
Pick a warm, clear night and go star gazing and catch fire flies.
Book a guided canoe or kayak excursion.
Children’s
Programs
Grab the marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers and make “S’mores” over a
campfire
Every Saturday morning in July and August rain or shine,
Baxter Park provides children’s programs at a campground.
Programs are from 10:00-11:00 am. For details, dates
and locations contact Morgan Taylor at 207-723-8537 or
Morgan.A.Taylor@maine.gov.
207-723-4443
65
CROSS COUNTRY
SKIING &
SNOWSHOEING
p
see ma
es
on pag
9
-7
0
7
Millinocket Area Trails
Volunteers with the Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile and Cross Country Ski
Club groom and maintain approximately 20 miles of trails between the Bait Hole
Trails and The Clubhouse Trails. These trails are located on private timberlands owned
and managed by Katahdin Forest Management, where multiple uses of the land are
welcome. Trails are normally groomed after any storms. The trails are track-set and
available free of charge. (Donations to assist with maintenance and insurance are
always welcome). Dogs are not permitted on the trails at the bait hole, clubhouse or
Hillcrest Golf Course.
Bait Hole Trails XC Ski & Snowshoe
(no pets)
The Bait Hole Trails are located on Rt. 11, 3 miles southwest of Millinocket. This
trail system offers double and single-tracked ski trails with approximately 3 miles of
snowshoeing trail along the side of the ski trail. These popular trails offer routes for
all abilities from beginners to experienced skiers. There is a large, plowed parking
lot where you will find a permanent sign of the marked trails along with copies of
maps to take with you.
Bait Hole Directions: From I-95, exit 244 take Rt. 157 West and Rt. 11 South through
Millinocket. Go past the entrance to Millinocket Regional Hospital and The Bait
Hole parking lot will be approximately 3 miles on the north side of Rt. 11.
Northern Timber Cruisers XC Ski Trails (Clubhouse Trails)
(no pets)
The other popular set of trails starts at the Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse.
These trails are completely separate from the snowmobile trails that tie into the
clubhouse. The trails are groomed with set tracks and offer 3 parallel trails with a
variety of routes, hills, scenery and shelter. The clubhouse is open for breakfast and
lunch on weekends during the winter months.
Clubhouse Trail Directions: From I-95, exit 244 take Rt. 157 through Millinocket,
following signs to Baxter State Park. The Northern Timber Cruisers Clubhouse is
1.6 miles northwest of Penobscot Ave. on the right. Plenty of free parking available.
Please Note: Winter conditions on any cross country ski trail can
change quickly. It is the skiers responsibility to be prepared with
proper clothing and equipment. Every effort has been made to make
the maps reflect the most accurate and up-to-date trails available at
the time of printing, however the user is fully responsible for their
safety. All trails are subject to changes and conditions at any time and
it is always a good idea to have a good topographical map, compass
and GPS when heading out, especially in the backcountry trails.
66
Winter
207-723-4443
HIllcrest Golf Course
(no pets)
Millinocket’s newest ski trail , located at Hillcrest Golf Course, offers skiers a
challenging hilly course. While only three to five kilometers of trail, it is the fastpaced variety that will sharpen a skater’s or classical strider’s skills and spice up
a workout. Skiers enjoy swooping descents, steep climbs and exciting curves.
Hillcrest offers the widest area trails groomed for skating and diagonal stride. The
trails overlook the town of Millinocket spread out in the valley below.
Winter
67
New England Outdoor Center XC Ski Trails (no pets)
The New England Outdoor Center is located approximately 8 miles from Millinocket
and offers world class Nordic ski trails. The original 10 kilometer trail system was
designed by preeminent designer and Olympian John Morton . The terrain is a mix
of exhilarating down-hills, invigorating up-hills and everything in between. Trails are
typically groomed for both classic cross country skiing and skate skiing. The public is
invited to ski these trails, just be sure and check-in at the front desk before heading out.
Katahdin Woods and Waters XC Ski Trails
(leashed dogs welcome)
The Matagamon Trails can be accessed from the end of the Grand lake Matagamon
Road just past the Matagamon Wilderness Store and Cabins. There are two loops, Old
River Road Loop (marked with orange diamond blazes) and Thoreau Checkerberry
Loop (yellow diamond blazes). Old River Road approximately 5 miles from parking
area by bridge, is mostly gentle ups and downs, half of which goes along the East
Branch of the Penobscot River. The Thoreau Checkerberry is approximately 4.2 miles
from Oxbow Road and Messer Pond-Orin Falls intersection. Always check in with
the Matagamon Wilderness Store when you depart and return. Come prepared with
proper clothing, map, compass, water, common sense and never travel alone. Get
current trail conditions and hazard updates from the Matagamon Wilderness Store or
contact Katahdin Woods and Waters Recreation Managers at lunksoos@gmail.com or
(207) 852-1291 or (207) 670-8418. Cell phone service in very limited.
East Branch Sno-Rovers Snowmobile Club
The East Branch Sno-Rovers Snowmobile Club members and volunteers maintain and
groom about 10 miles of cross country ski trails. The trails begin at the Sno-Rovers
clubhouse on the Hathaway Farm Road in Medway. The trails generally follows the
course of the East Branch of the Penobscot River and go up and down small hills and
into open hardwood stands. These trails are free however donations to assist with
maintenance costs are always appreciated. To reach the clubhouse take Exit 244 off
I-95, go west on Rt. 157/11, then right on Wilderness Drive, then right on Hathaway
Road. Parking is available at the clubhouse.
Baxter State Park Cross XC Ski & Snowshoe
(no pets are allowed in Baxter State Park)
Baxter State Park offers un-groomed cross country and snowshoe trails located near
the southern edge of the Park. The trails are best accessed by traveling west from
Millinocket on the Baxter State Park Road then crossing over to the Golden Road
and continuing westward to a parking area on the left of the road just before the Abol
Bridge (approximately 20 miles west of Millinocket). Park well off the Golden Road in the
parking lot area. To access trails, cross the Golden Road and then the snowmobile trail
to a gravel pit with storage sheds, continuing in the direction of Katahdin. You will see
a sign indicating you are entering Baxter State Park. You can ski Abol Pond Trail, Abol
Stream Trail, Appalachian Trail and the Blueberry Ledges Trail. Day use skiers are asked
to sign in at the trailhead. It is important to note that the Park has strict procedures for
overnight use. Please visit Baxter State Park’s website www.baxterstateparkauthority.
com for rules and information. The Baxter State Park Tote Road is a shared trail used by
snowmobilers and skiers, this is the only motorized road in the park and is not groomed.
68
Winter
207-723-4443
Winter
69
!
!
The Bait Hole
Cross Country
Ski Trails
iles
Free skiing use courtesy of
For Ski Trail Conditions call 723-4329
For more info go to northerntimbercruisers.com
or search "Ski Millinocket"
2M
Golde
n
Old Boston Trail
Loop
3 Corners
0.
3
M
ile
s
0.
8
M
ile
s
Access Trail
Super Loop
0.3 Miles
Bait Hole Loop
0.5 M
iles
0.5
M
iles
Beaver Pond
!
4 Corners
Beginners Trail
!
ile
s
M
0.
3
il
0.3 M
No
ile
s
3 Hills
es
M
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
Rt 11
!
!
!
es
!
Sn
!
Center Trail
3
0.
!
!
!
!
!
B a i t Wind
H o l e Way
!
!
!
!
!
M
!
il
0.4 M
!
!
oc k et
To Mil!lin ! ! !
à
3 Guys Trail
0.
4
Elbow Lake
Ro ad
s
ile
0!.3
!
s!
ile
m
ow
ob
ile
Tr
ail
M!
j
!
!!
!
!
!
iles
!
0.8 M
!
!
!
Ü
!
!
!
Quakish Lake
ver
t Ri
o
c
s
ob
Pen
!
!
North
Twin
Dam
Loop
!
0
0.25
0.5 Miles
Rt 11
70
Winter
207-723-4443
Winter
71
!
!
!
³
²
!
!
!
0
Lak
e
S
iles
m
it
h
B
ro
o
k
A-West Trail
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
0.25
Ü
Ro
ad
obile T
0.5 Miles
Snowm
rail
Trails maintained occasionally
as conditions allow
1.4
M
!
!
Warming
Hut
!
Winter
!
!
!
K Trail
A-West Trail
A-East Trail
Little Smith
Brook Pond
A-East Trail
K Trail
Big Rock
K Trail
oa
d
To Millin
o
Clubhouse
³
²
j
!
à
cket
Free skiing use courtesy of
For Ski Trail Conditions call 723-4329
For more info go to northerntimbercruisers.com
or search "Ski Millinocket"
Hu
be
rR
Northern
Timber Cruisers
Ski Trails
1.3
M
iles
iles
C Trail
M
0.5
Little
Smith
Pond
s
ile
!
207-723-4443
M
iles
!
4
0.
M
0.6
!
Winter
iles
il
0.5 M
!
0.3 Miles
es
!
72
iles
M
0.3
M
0.5 Miles
M
2.1
0.7
s
ile
il
1.1 M
es
73
!
!
74
Winter
207-723-4443
Winter
75
Rd
Winter
w
Mile
5
The
Oxbow
Rd
HASKELL
GATE
Stair Falls
Haskell
Mile 5¼ Rd
Atwood
Pond
7
ile
Rd
T
K
Grand Pitch
Lean-to
ig
d
pR
om
C
-
S pring Brook
Big Spring Brook Hut
Messer
Pond
Little
Messer
Pond
Local Snowmobile Marble
Tr.
Public Road
Private Road
Hiking Trail
Campsite
Kiosk
Point of Interest
Historical Site
State Lands
The Pines
Br
oo
k
Bowlin
Falls
Bowlin
Pond
Bowlin Camps
The Hulling Machine
Grand Pitch
Grand Pitch
Ki
mb
all
1 Kilometer
N ORTH
KWW West Lands
Blaze Color
1 Mile
KWW East Lands
Ungroomed
Kimball
Pond
Pond Pitch
ITS Snowmobile Tr.
Lean-to
Old Logging Rd.
Waterfalls/Rapids
Commercial Camp
Pond
Seasonal Gate
KWW Hut
RECREATION AREA
CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAILS
Cross Country Ski Trails
Groomed
Pond Pitch
85
I TS
Haskell Rock Pitch
Haskell
Deadwater
Stair Falls East
Haskell Hut
SIA
A
T
Thoreau
Checkerberry-tea
Camp 1857
Oxbow East
Upper East Branch
Grand Lake Rd
k
roo
ler B
e
v
ra
January, 2015
bo
R
d
¼
Mile
Matagamon Wilderness
Camps and Store
O
Rd
Tote
los
e
ld T
Bill Duffy
Northern Geomantics
www.northgeo.com
Map design and cartography
by
d
M ile 4 R
Mile
2¼
1668
Billfish Mtn
MATAGAMON
GATE
B AXTER
S TAT E
P ARK
River Rd
Old
Billfis
hB
M
207-723-4443
le
M
s
rin Fall
er Pond - O
Li
tt
M ess
er Rd
Riv
ess
e
r
Po
nd
Rd
Winter
B
o
wlin
Bro
ok
76
k
roo
Ox
d
dR
on
P
wli n
Bo
B
Rd
Rd
77
=
=
bunkhouse
cabin
LIMIT
SPEED
20mph
9
abol
stream cg
Winter
=
ke
chimney
pond cg
3
rd
(
9
9
9
1
= pond cg
19
= pond cg
19
russell
1
tog
(
ue
LO
GA
togue pond gate
(please register)
s
pon
d
3
9
9
an 9
d
N
PO
1
RD
9
la
ke
ND
roaring
9
9
9
<
BEAR
BROOK GA
chimney pond tr
9
gr
= brook cg
19
trout brook
9
= farm cg
19
r
xte
to millinocket
en
3
9
la
ke
south branch
on
d
se
c
1
hunting allowed
ld
go
(
rd
abol bridge
baxter state park
winter parking area
(
9
katahdin
stream cg
1
=1
ik la
rd
qou
te
to
DATE: FEBRUARY 8, 2011
data sources: maine office of gis, field
recon, geo-registered maps,
the usgs national elevation
dataset esri basemap.
FOSTER
FIELD GA
1
te
to
sata
was
1
rk
pa
k
r
pa
map created by richard r. morrill
resource manager baxter state park
=
<
3
daicey
pond cg
=
kidney
pond cg
5
= field cg
19
nesowadnehunk
3
5
LIMIT
20mph
SPEED
hunting allowed
area
management
9
tr
map notes
group area
tent site
LIMIT
SPEED
20mph
1
1
1
1
8
1
to shin pond
e
to millinocket
lake
katahdin lake
wilderness camps
1 =
k
la
utm nad 83 zone 19n
Not a legal survey document.
all boundary depictions are approx.
*not all park features are depicted
*map not suitable for field navigation
(
=
1
9
<
private road
park road (public foot travel only)
public foot trail
public snowmobile access
park boundary
hunting area
scientific forest mgt. area
designated ski trail
ranger
day-use
cabin
3 shelter
lean-to
5 day-use area
recreation features
map key
lake
forest
scientific
r
9
webster
dne
lake hunk
owa
9
nes
reference map only
not suitable for
field navigation
a
at
ss
wa
tr
ke
la
ik
qo
u
ht
otc
yn
pog
BAXTER STATE PARK
WINTER USE MAP
in
r
hd
d
207-723-4443
l pond
ta
kr
Winter
russel
ka
oo
n
br
mo
ing
ga
oa
r
78
ta
ma
par
kr
d
ba
79
DOGSLED TOURS
Experience the thrill of “mushing” your own dogsled team. No experience
necessary! Choose from a professionally guided half day, full day or 2 day
authentic dog sledding adventure in the spectacular winter wilderness
of Northern Maine’s “Katahdin” country. Travel across frozen lakes and
through snow covered forests all while experiencing “mushing” firsthand
and the amazing energy, grace and stamina of northern sled dogs!!
80
Winter
207-723-4443
Winter
81
SNOWMOBILING
The Katahdin Area offers more than 350 miles of groomed trails providing
for some of the most spectacular snowmobiling in Maine. With easy access
from I-95 and an average snowfall of 100 inches or more, the Katahdin
Region is a true snowmobilers paradise. The scenery across the base
of Mt. Katahdin as you travel through the Maine woods is breathtaking.
The Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce publishes a yearly map of
both local and ITS trails reflecting changes to local trails (due to logging
activities. trail and bridge repair, etc.) These maps are free and available
at visitor information centers along I-95, local businesses, the Chamber
office and by mail. The yearly trail map includes a legend to point you to
lodging, dining and gas.
Area snowmobile clubs are committed to making sure that the snowfall
is optimized for the best snowmobiling experience found anywhere. The
local clubs are truly welcome places for the trail rider to get hot food, to
engage in the local camaraderie and share trail experiences. The clubs
are spaced within easy riding distance of one another. Please consider
joining one of the local clubs as dues contribute to trail grooming and
maintenance.
AREA SNOWMOBILE CLUBS
Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile/ATV and Cross Country Ski Club
Baxter Park Rd., Millinocket | 207-723-6203 | www.northerntimbercruisers.com
Open weekends for breakfast and lunch
East Branch Sno-Rovers Snowmobile Club
Hathaway Rd., East Millinocket | 207-746-9348 | www.eastbranchsnorovers.com
Open weekends, occasional nights and special events
Jo-Mary Riders | www.jomaryriders.com
While they do not have a club house, they play an integral part in maintaining the local
trail system. Check their website and Face Book page for information on their very
popular trails and conditions.
Twin Pines Snowmobile Club at New England Outdoor Center (NEOC)
Black Cat Road off of Baxter Park Rd., Millinocket | 1-800-766.7238
www.neoc.com/twin-pines-snowmobile-club
There is no “official” clubhouse, however the club operates from NEOC, which offers a
full service restaurant with breakfast, lunch and dinner open 7 days a week, cabins, bar
snowmobile rentals, gas, cross country ski trails and more. The Twin Pines Snowmobile
Club maintains the local trail systems.
Bowlin Matagamon Snowmobile Club
T5-R8/T6-R8 Maine | 207-528-2900
This snowmobile club is comprised of several businesses working together to keep
the trails groomed and offer food, lodging and gas. Complimentary parking and trail
information can be found at: Bowlin Camps: 207-528-2022; Shin Pond Village: 207-5282900; Matagamon Wilderness Camps: 207-446-4635
Other
businesses
that
contribute
to trail
maintenance:
All offer food,
lodging and gas
Libby Pinnacle Sno Riders
207-435-8274 | www.libbycamps.com
Chesuncook Lake House
207-745-5330 | www.greatnorthernvacations.com
Abol Bridge Campground Store and Restaurant
207-447-5803 | www.greatnorthernvacations.com
Wildwoods Trailside Cabins, Lodge and Restaurant
207-965-0000 | www.wildwoodsmaine.com
82
Winter
207-723-4443
Winter
83
84
Bed & Breakfasts, Lodges & Inns
5 Lakes Lodge, South Twin Lake, Millinocket......................................................... 723-5045
Appalachian Trail Lodge & Café, Millinocket......................................................... 723-4321
Big Moose Inn Cabins & Campground, Millinocket Lake..................................... 723-8391
Chesuncook Lake House & Cabins, Chesuncook Lake......................................... 745-5330
Eagle Lodge & Camps, Lincoln............................................................................... 794-2181
Ice Fish Inn, Millinocket............................................................................................ 723-9999
Mooseshed Lodge, Millinocket............................................................................... 723-4507
North Country Rivers, Bingham........................................................................ 800-348-8871
Summit Farm Lodging, Grindstone Rd................................................................... 365-4236
Wildwoods Trailside Cabins, Lodge & Restaurant, Brownville............................. 965-0000
The Young House Bed & Breakfast, Millinocket.................................................... 723-5452
Cabins, Cottages & Sporting Camps
Bowlin Camps Lodge, Patten.................................................................................. 528-2022
5 Lakes Lodge, South Twin Lake, Millinocket........................................................ 723-5045
Chewonki Big Eddy Cabins & Campground, Golden Road.................... 882-7323 Ext.180
Debsconeag Lake Wilderness Camp...................................................................... 460-5226
Gunsmoke Lodge, Brownville........................................................................... 800-794-3897
Katahdin Air Service, Ambajejus Lake......................................................... 866-FLY-MAINE
Katahdin Forest Cabins, Millinocket.............................................................. 877-6-CABINS
Libby Camps, Ashland............................................................................................. 435-8274
Matagamon Wilderness, Grand Lake Rd. T6-R8.................................................... 446-4635
McGaffigan Camp, Smith Pond........................................................................ 508-742-8729
Nahmakanta Camps, Nahmakanta Lake................................................................ 731-8888
Nesowadnehunk Wilderness Campground........................................................... 458-1551
New England Outdoor Center, Millinocket..................................................... 800-766-7238
Directory of Services
207-723-4443
LODGING
LODGING
DIRECTORY
of SERVICES
Raymond’s Country Store, North East Carry.......................................................... 557-5348
Rip Dam Sporting Camps........................................................................................ 745-5330
Shin Pond Village, Shin Pond, Mt. Chase............................................................... 528-2900
Twin Pines Camps, Cabins at NEOC, Millinocket Lake.................................. 800-766-7238
Campgrounds & Tenting
Abol Bridge Campground & Cabins, Golden Road.............................................. 745-5330
Chewonki Big Eddy Cabins & Campground, Golden Rd........................ 882-7323 Ext.180
Jo-Mary Campground, Jo-Mary Lake..................................................................... 723-8117
Katahdin Shadows Campground & Cabins, Medway........................................... 746-9349
Matagamon Wilderness........................................................................................... 446-4635
Nesowadnehunk Wilderness Campground........................................................... 458-1551
Penobscot Outdoor Center at NEOC, Millinocket......................................... 800-765-7238
Shin Pond Village, Mt. Chase.................................................................................. 528-2900
Wilderness Edge Campground, Millinocket.......................................................... 447-8485
Motels & Hotels
Baxter Park Inn, Millinocket.............................................................................. 866-633-9777
Gateway Inn, Medway.............................................................................................. 746-3193
Katahdin Inn & Suites, Millinocket.......................................................................... 723-4555
Katahdin Valley Motel, Sherman............................................................................. 365-4554
Pamola Motor Lodge, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-9746
Rivers Edge Motel & Pizza Shop, Medway............................................................. 746-5162
Private Rentals & Accomodations
The Lake Road House, Millinocket.......................................................................... 356-8336
McGaffigan Camp, Smith Pond............................................................................... 385-5870
de is
area co ss
le
n
u
7
20
noted
85
DINING
Bakery
96 Penobscot Hall, Millinocket................................................................................ 632-2034
Restaurants, Take Out & Eateries
Abol Bridge Store, Golden Rd................................................................................ 447-5803
Appalachian Trail Café & Lodge, Millinocket......................................................... 723-6720
At The Bridge Restaurant, Medway........................................................................ 746-3835
East Branch Sno-Rovers Snowmobile Club, Medway
(Weekends, breakfast & lunch winter season)........................................................ 746-9348
Fredericka’s at Big Moose Inn, Millinocket Lake.................................................... 723-8391
Hillcrest Golf Club, Millinocket (lunches, bar, summer season) ........................... 723-8410
Katahdin General, Millinocket................................................................................. 723-4123
Lennie’s Superette, Medway.................................................................................... 746-5100
Matagamon Wilderness, Grand Lake Rd................................................................ 446-4636
Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile/ATV/XCountry Ski Club
(Weekends breakfast and lunch winter season)..................................................... 723-6203
North Woods Trading Post, Millinocket Lake......................................................... 723-4326
Pelletier Loggers Family Restaurant....................................................................... 723-6100
The Northern Restaurant, Golden Rd. (Abol Campground)................................. 447-5803
Raymond’s Country Store, Northeast Carry........................................................... 557-5348
River Driver’s Restaurant, Millinocket Lake (at NEOC).......................................... 723-8475
River’s Edge Motel & Pizza Shop, Medway............................................................ 746-5162
Sawmill Bar & Grill, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-4040
Scootic In Restaurant, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-4566
Air Service
Katahdin Air, Ambajejus Lake....................................................................... 866-FLY-MAINE
West Branch Aviation, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-4375
ATV Club
Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile/ATV/X Country Ski Club Millinocket.... 723-6203
Canoe & Kayak Adventures
Bowlin Camps Lodge, Patten.................................................................................. 528-2022
Great Northern Vacations........................................................................................ 745-5330
Maine Quest Adventures, Medway......................................................................... 746-9615
North Country Rivers, Millinocket Lake........................................................... 800-348-8871
Spencer Cove Outfitters , Millinocket..................................................................... 723-4048
Dogsled Tours
Maine Dogsledding Adventures, Nahmakanta Lake............................................. 731-8888
Entertainment
East Branch Sno-Rovers, Medway........................................................................... 746-9348
Highland Tavern at Pamola Motor Lodge Millinocket........................................... 723-9746
Katahdin Shadows Campground, Medway............................................................ 746-9349
Millinocket Elks Lodge #1521, Millinocket............................................................. 723-5475
Millinocket Performing Arts Boosters, Millinocket................................................ 723-9261
Pelletier Loggers Family Restaurant, Millinocket................................................... 723-6100
Springfield Fair, Springfield..................................................................................... 738-2888
Fishing Guides
Bowlin Camps,.......................................................................................................... 528-2022
Libby Camps, Millinocket Lake................................................................................ 435-8274
Nesowadnehunk Lake Wilderness Campground.................................................. 746-0008
Spencer Cove Outfitters, Millinocket...................................................................... 723-4048
Summit Farm, Grindstone Rd.................................................................................. 365-4236
Golf Course
Hillcrest Golf Club, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-8410
Guides (hunting, canoeing, etc.), Outfitters, Supplies
Bowlin Camps,.......................................................................................................... 528-2022
Katahdin Canoe & Guide Service............................................................................ 505-0597
86
207-723-4443
de is
area co ss
le
n
207 u
noted
87
ACTIVITIE
North Country Rivers, Lake Rd & Bingham..................................................... 800-348-8871
Spencer Cove Outfitters, Ambajejus Lake............................................................. 723-4048
Summit Farm, Grindstone Rd.................................................................................. 365-4236
Two Rivers Canoe & Tackle, Medway...................................................................... 746-8181
Moose & Wildlife Tours
Katahdin Air, Inc., Millinocket Lake.............................................................. 866-FLY-MAINE
Spencer Cove Outfitters, Millinocket...................................................................... 723-4048
Canoe & Kayak Sales
Big Moose Inn Cabins & Campground MillinocketLake....................................... 723-8391
Bowlin Camps........................................................................................................... 528-2022
New England Outdoor Center, Millinocket Lake.........................................1-800-766-7238
Spencer Cove Outfitters, Ambajejus Lake............................................................. 723-4048
Commercial Design
Maine Heritage Timber, Millinocket....................................................................... 723-9200
Consignment Shop & Thrift Store
Gracie’s Aunt’s Emporium, Millinocket................................................................... 723-6006
St. Martin of Tours Thrift Shop, Millinocket............................................................ 723-4513
Convenience Store
Big Moose Inn, Millinocket Lake...................................................................... 877-666-7346
New England Outdoor Center, Millinocket Lake............................................ 800-766-7238
Abol Campground & Store, Golden Rd................................................................. 447-5803
Katahdin General Store, Millinocket....................................................................... 723-4123
Nesowadnehunk Lake, Golden Rd......................................................................... 746-0008
North Woods Trading Post, Millinocket Lake Rd................................................... 723-4326
Snowmobile Clubs
Country Pine Wood Products
Scenic Boat & Airplane Tours
Bowlin Matagamon Snowmobile Club, Mt. Chase................................................ 528-2900
EastBranch Sno-Rovers, East Millinocket............................................................... 746-9348
Great Northern Snowmobile Club, Chesuncook................................................... 745-5330
Jo-Mary Riders, North Twin Lake............................................................................. 723-5045
Libby Pinacle Riders, Oxbow................................................................................... 435-8274
Northern Timber Cruisers, Millinocket................................................................... 723-6203
Twin Pines Snowmobile Club, Millinocket Lake.............................................. 800-766-7238
Yoga Retreat
SHOP
Sewall House Yoga Retreat, Island Falls.......................................................... 646-316-5151
Antiques
Memories of Maine Gallery, Millinocket................................................................. 723-4834
Apparel, T-Shirts, Outdoor Wear
Katahdin Knits & More Millinocket.......................................................................... 723-4584
Katahdin Shadows Campground, Medway............................................................ 746-9349
Levasseur’s TrueValue Hardware, Millinocket......................................................... 723-8600
North Woods Trading Post, Millinocket Lake Rd................................................... 723-4326
Ole Man’s Gear Shop, Millinocket.......................................................................... 723-4321
St. Martin’s Thrift Store, Millinocket........................................................................ 723-4513
The Trail Connection, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-6720
Awards & Trophies
T&K Awards, Medway.............................................................................................. 746-5050
88
Canoe & Kayak Rentals
SHOPPING
Guides, Outfitters, Supplies (continued)
207-723-4443
Larry’s Wood Products, Millinocket......................................................................... 723-9272
Custom Furniture
Energy
SunEdison, Portland................................................................................................. 217-8893
Fishing Tackle, Flies, Bait, Licenses, etc.
Levasseur’s TrueValue Hardware, Millinocket......................................................... 723-8600
North Woods Trading Post, Lake Rd....................................................................... 723-4326
Flooring
Fuel
Dead River Company, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-5151
Gifts, Collectibles, Crafts & Souvenirs
Katahdin Knits & More, Millinocket......................................................................... 723-4584
Maine Country Charm, Millinocket......................................................................... 723-6945
Millinocket Historical Society, Millinocket.............................................................. 723-6795
de is
area co ss
le
n
u
7
0
2
noted
89
SHOPPIN
Moose Prints Gallery & Gifts, Millinocket............................................................... 447-6906
North Country Trading Post, Millinocket Lake Rd................................................. 723-4326
North Light Gallery, Millinocket............................................................................... 723-4414
Patten Lumbermen’s Museum, Patten.................................................................... 528-2650
St. Martin’s Thrift Store, Millinocket........................................................................ 723-4513
Thyme Moss Publishing, Millinocket....................................................................... 447-8932
The Trail Connection, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-6720
Grocery Stores
Hannaford, Millinocket............................................................................................. 723-8047
Pangburn’s Save-A-Lot, Millinocket........................................................................ 723-5077
Guns & Ammo
Hardware
Crandall’s Trust Worthy Hardware, East Millinocket.............................................. 746-5722
Levasseur’s True Value Hardware, Millinocket........................................................ 723-8600
Photography, Photography Workshops
Big Moose Inn, Millinocket Lake............................................................................. 723-8391
Moose Prints Gallery, Millinocket............................................................................ 447-6906
New England Outdoor Center, Millinocket Lake.........................................1-800-766-7238
North Woods Trading Post, Millinocket Lake......................................................... 723-4326
Trail Connection, Millinocket................................................................................... 723-6720
Snowmobile Rentals
Our Katahdin, Katahdin Region.............................................................................. 618-9187
Partnership for a Healthy Northern Penobscot...................................................... 723-5288
Computer Sales & Service
Computer Rehab, Millinocket................................................................................. 922-9317
Contractors/Builders
Day’s Welding & Machine, Medway........................................................................ 746-5310
RDH Contractors, Millinocket.................................................................................. 723-4507
Custom Made Cakes
Millinocket Cake Co., Millinocket............................................................................ 478-1146
Dog Daycare, Boarding & Apparel
CPM Grooming & Daycare, Millinocket.................................................................. 723-6795
Katahdin Knits & More ............................................................................................ 723-4584
Katahdin Kritters Pet Resort, East Millinocket........................................................ 746-8040
River’s Point Kennels, Mattawamkeag.................................................................... 736-2731
Economic Development
Town of Medway....................................................................................................... 746-9531
Town of Millinocket................................................................................................... 723-7000
Department Of Economic & Community Development....................................... 624-7485
Educational Institute
Katahdin Region Higher Education Center, East Millinocket .............................. 746-5741
Electrical Contractor & Supplies
Gilman Electrical Supply, Medway.......................................................................... 746-3207
Rioux Electric, Inc., Medway.................................................................................... 746-9200
Engineering Firms
Mid-South Engineering, Millinocket....................................................................... 723-6871
Financial
Bangor Savings Bank, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-4788
Katahdin Federal Credit Union, Millinocket........................................................... 723-9718
Key Bank, Millinocket............................................................................................... 723-5104
Fitness & Wellness
Affordable Housing
Oak Park Manor, East Millinocket........................................................................... 621-7700
Maine Avenue Manor, Millinocket........................................................................... 621-7700
Millinocket Regional Hospital, Millinocket............................................................. 723-5161
Partnership for a Healthy Northern Penobscot, Millinocket ................................ 723-5288
LifeStyle Fitness Center, Millinocket....................................................................... 723-4581
Attorney
Forest/Land Management
Automobile Service & Repair
Campbell’s Service Center....................................................................................... 723-6330
Elliotsville Plantation, Portland................................................................................ 827-4456
Katahdin Timberlands, Millinocket......................................................................... 723-2145
North Maine Woods, Ashland................................................................................. 435-6213
The Nature Conservancy, Brunswick....................................................................... 729-5181
Barber
Funeral Home
Cable TV
Furniture Makers and Recovering
Beaupain, Harman & Saucier, LLC........................................................................... 723-9793
Russ’ Barber Shop, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-4040
Bee Line Cable, Millinocket..................................................................................... 723-4455
Churches
First Congregational Church, Millinocket............................................................... 723-5591
St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Millinocket............................................................ 723-5893
St. Martin of Tours, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-5902
90
SERVICES
Community Outreach
Gifts, Collectibles, Crafts & Souvenirs (continued)
207-723-4443
Lamson Funeral Home, Millinocket & East Millinocket......................................... 723-4000
Connie McManus, Millinocket (recovering)............................................................ 723-6795
Galleries, Framing & Instruction
Moose Prints Gallery & Gifts, Millinocket............................................................... 447-6906
de is
area co ss
le
n
207 u
noted
91
SERVICE
Portland Glass, Millinocket...................................................................................... 723-9707
Hair Salons, Massage, Tanning, Manicures, Pedicures
Appalachian Massage.............................................................................................. 447-8712
Katahdin Oasis Day Spa........................................................................................... 505-0597
Kneading Peace Massage Therapy, Millinocket.................................................... 570-6964
M Studio, Millinocket............................................................................................... 723-4500
Spoiled Hair, Millinocket.......................................................................................... 723-5001
Hospitals, Health Care, In-Home Care
Millinocket Regional Hospital, Millinocket............................................................. 723-5161
Mountain Heights Health Care Facility, Patten...................................................... 528-2200
R&C In Home Care, East Millinocket...................................................................... 746-9200
White Birch Medical Center, Millinocket................................................................ 723-6450
Industry
Courtney Beds, Millinocket...................................................................................... 723-6766
Millinocket Fabrication & Machine, Millinocket..................................................... 723-9733
Pelletier Manufacturing, Golden Rd....................................................................... 723-6500
Insurance
F. A. Peabody, Sherman........................................................................................... 365-4238
Katahdin Gateway Insurance, LLC, Millinocket...................................................... 723-9941
Licenses/Permits: Hunting, Fishing, Snowmobile, ATV & Camping
Lennies Superette, Medway.................................................................................... 746-5100
Katahdin General Store, Millinocket ...................................................................... 723-4123
Two Rivers Canoe & Tackle, Medway ..................................................................... 746-8181
Logging and Forestry Contractors
Gerald Pelletier, Inc., Millinocket............................................................................. 723-9094
Marketing Services
designlab, Medway.................................................................................................. 746-0015
Municipalities
Town of Medway,...................................................................................................... 746-9531
Town of Millinocket................................................................................................... 723-7000
Other Business
Brookfield Renewable, Millinocket.......................................................................... 723-4341
The Scotts Company, Medway................................................................................ 746-9033
Pet Care, Boarding, Grooming, Breeding & Apparel
CMP Grooming, Millinocket.................................................................................... 731-3111
Katahdin Knits & More ............................................................................................ 723-4584
Katahdin Kritters Pet Resort, East Millinocket........................................................ 746-8040
River’s Point Boarding & Breeding Kennels, Mattawamkeag .............................. 736-2731
Publishing, Printing, Newspaper
Lincoln News, Lincoln............................................................................................... 794-6532
Thyme Moss Publishing, Millinocket....................................................................... 447-8932
Radio Station
Katahdin Communications (WSYY), Millinocket..................................................... 723-9657
92
207-723-4443
Real Estate
SERVICES
Glass Repair
North Woods Real Estate, Millinocket.................................................................... 723-9086
JLP, LLC, Larchmont, NY................................................................................... 212-794-1000
The Real Estate Book, Hampden............................................................................ 745-6567
United Country McPhail Realty, Lincoln.................................................................. 794-6164
Service Organizations
Friends of Baxter State Park, Belfast....................................................................... 975-3738
Friends of the Millinocket Library, Millinocket....................................................... 723-4146
Katahdin Friends Incorporated, Millinocket........................................................... 723-9466
Knights of Columbus, Millinocket........................................................................... 723-1041
Millinocket Elks Lodge #1521 Millinocket.............................................................. 723-5475
Millinocket Performing Arts Boosters, Millinocket................................................ 723-6430
Millinocket Stearns-St. Martin’s Alumni Association, Millinocket......................... 973-5056
Our Katahdin............................................................................................................. 618-9187
Partnership for a Healthy Northern Penobscot...................................................... 723-5288
The Summit Project, Unity....................................................................................... 948-6489
Shuttle Service & Taxi
Appalachian Trail Café & Lodge, Millinocket......................................................... 723-6720
Bowlin Camp Lodge, Patten.................................................................................... 528-2022
Bull Moose Taxi, Millinocket.................................................................................... 447-8097
Chesuncook Lake House and Cabins, Chesuncook.............................................. 745-5330
Maine Quest Adventure, Medway.......................................................................... 447-5011
Special Needs & Services
Courtney Bed Inc., Millinocket................................................................................ 723-6766
Katahdin Friends, Inc., Millinocket.......................................................................... 723-9466
R & C In Home Care, East Millinocket.................................................................... 746-0039
State of Maine & Government Agencies
Baxter State Park Headquarters, Millinocket......................................................... 723-5140
Bureau of Parks & Recreation (Penobscot River Corridor) Millinocket................ 592-1153
Dept. of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife........................................................................ 287-8000
Game Warden (Bangor Regional Headquarters)................................................... 941-4440
Maine Forest Service (Campfire permits)............................................................... 827-1800
Maine State Police Headquarters, Houlton..................................................... 800-924-2261
Operation Game Thief...................................................................................... 800-253-7887
U.S. Customs, Houlton............................................................................................. 325-8000
U.S. Border Patrol, Houlton..................................................................................... 532-2131
Tree Service, Brush Clearing
Bouchard Tree Service, Millinocket......................................................................... 731-5315
Day’s Welding & Machine, Medway........................................................................ 746-5310
Utilities
Bee Line Cable & Internet, Skowhegan........................................................... 800-439-4611
Dead River, Millinocket............................................................................................ 723-5151
Emera Maine, Bangor....................................................................................... 855-363-7211
Maine Water, Saco............................................................................................. 800-287-1643
SunEdison, Portland................................................................................................. 217-8893
Website Design
designlab, Millinocket.............................................................................................. 746-5939
WebXCentrics Design Group, Presque Isle............................................................ 764-4024
de is
area co ss
le
n
u
7
0
2
noted
93
SERVICE
Wedding Sites & Services
Abol Bridge Campground & Cabins, Golden Road....................................1-800-765-7238
Appalachian Massage.............................................................................................. 447-8712
East Branch Sno Rovers, Medway........................................................................... 746-9348
Gracie’s Aunt’s Emporium, Millinocket (Tuxedo Rentals)...................................... 723-6006
Hillcrest Golf Club, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-8410
Katahdin Oasis Day Spa........................................................................................... 505-0597
Kneading Peace Massage Therapy, Millinocket.................................................... 570-6964
M Studio, Millinocket (Hair Salon)........................................................................... 723-4500
Millinocket Cake Co., Millinocket............................................................................ 478-1146
Millinocket Elks Lodge, #1521, Millinocket............................................................ 723-5475
Nahmakanta Lake Camps, Nahmakanta Lake....................................................... 731-8888
New England Outdoor Center, Millinocket..................................................1-800-766-7238
Northern Timber Cruisers, Millinocket................................................................... 723-6203
Russ’ Barber Shop, Millinocket................................................................................ 723-4040
Spoiled Hair Studio, Millinocket.............................................................................. 723-5001
Wildwoods Trailside Cabins, Brownville................................................................. 965-0000
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that all members are
listed under the correct categories. Any errors or omissions are
unintentional and will be corrected in the next printing.
CONNECT WITH NATURE
Explore. Volunteer. Give.
NATU R E.ORG / DE BSCON EAG
Get away from it all this year; enjoy a quiet paddle at The Nature Conservancy’s Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area.
Photo © Susan Caldwell/TNC.
94
207-723-4443
M A I N E
96
K A T A H D I N
Spring,
Summer and Fall
A R E A
207-723-4443

playground - Katahdin Chamber of Commerce

Transcription

Similar documents

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Great Rivers United Way

SSTF - TUHAYE.mxd - South Summit Trails Foundation

Views from Katahdin Summer 2016

Slotomania Big Win - Bingo Card Game For Ipad

Pooh Trail Brochure - Barrington Conservation Commission

Welcome to the Fitness Trails

the Hill-Stead Trail Map - Hill

笹ヶ峰 Sasagamine

dickinson county recreational trails dickinson county recreational

Dual Sport Motorcycle Trail Map