Mount Blue State Park is actually a pair of parks, one on Mount Blue itself and the other alongside Webb Lake. Kayakers and canoeists can enjoy trail outings from a half-day to a weekend or more.
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The trail stretches across Maine’s Lakes and Mountains Region through a connected series of large lakes from Umbagog, the Richardsons, Mooselookmeguntic, and Rangeley, down the seasonal South Branch of the Dead River to Flagstaff Lake. This nationally-recognized water trail represents a series of more than 50 inter-connected destinations, extending through diverse waterways, landscapes, and communities within the Northern Forest Region. The 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail traces Native American travel routes across some of the most scenic paddling country in the Northeast from Old Forge, New York, across Vermont, Québec and New Hampshire, to Fort Kent, Maine.
This trip is 11-12 miles long and takes four or five hours. This section of river offers adequate fishing and views of the old railway to Strong. One vehicle should be left on the old railroad bed beside the Narrow Gauge Cinema on Front Street in Farmington. Take out on the left riverbank below the site of the old railroad bridge pilings. Continue down river, past the bridge, through several Class II rapids, to the athletic fields of University of Maine Farmington. Put in at Strong at the Devil’s Elbow on Route 4 and paddle down to the Fairbanks Bridge. This canoe trip from Strong to Farmington is a nice river trip with a few fast spots and rapids. Portages must be made around the falls in Temple and the Walton’s Mills Dam in West Farmington. This is a trip that is run in the spring and is approximately eight miles long with Class I-III rapids. If a whole loop sounds challenging, shorter trails can be taken that break off the main trail and loop back to the trailhead near the lodge. The Devil’s Staircase is a tough uphill climb, while the Corkscrew is a winding downhill area. The Lower Loops are on fairly level land, while Tom’s Challenge is on upland with ledge climbs and fast downward drops. Use is not encouraged during hunting season. The trails are open year-round, however, snow is not removed from the trails. Multiple trails are available for various skill levels. Some trails are on former cross country ski trails the rest are on single track mountain bike trails. Wooded multiple-use trails offer approximately 4.25 miles for hiking or mountain biking. Troll Valley Hiking & Mountain Biking Trail System in Farmington The glacial ridge separates Horseshoe and Round Ponds on the west and Fellows Pond on the east and is around 90 feet high in some places. Take the Ridge Road from the country store in Chesterville it’s about three miles to the top of the tree-shaded esker. Ride out some of the several trails located on and around Titcomb Mountain! Located in the mountainous region of western Maine off Route 156 in Weld, Mount Blue offers extensive trails and winter recreation opportunities!Ĭheck out some of the 40+ trails located in Maine! It combines spectacular views of the lake and mountains and a three mile stretch on a dirt road through the wilderness. The Rangeley Lakes area has 70 miles of organized ATV Trails open to the public for riding.Ī great ride for experienced bikers, the bike path is about 16 miles and very relaxing. Trails include multi-use rail trails through scenic recreation and wildlife areas. Please check the wide variety of offerings on our ATV trail map.Īn amazing network of trails makes it possible for ATV riders to travel throughout Maine. Birds and wildlife abound, so bring your cameras! Maine towns and villages can provide services and amenities for all your adventures. You could catch an eagle flying or moose drinking in one of the small streams. Test your ATV on steep mountain trails, rocks, and mud holes or leisurely tour along trails in the woods and enjoy the scenery. The Moose Trail has the widest variety of trails available in the east. These clubs maintain more trails that reach north from Stratton/Eustis to Carrabassett to Kingfield to Phillips, Strong and Rangeley, Maine. This new ATV trail circles the heart of Franklin County, connecting the trail systems of seven clubs.
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