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Maine’s ski areas are thinking snow, are you?

Maine’s ski areas are thinking snow, are you?

By Hilary Nangle on September 6, 2012 | Leave a comment

Cool evenings have you thinking skiing, you’re not alone. Need new skis? Saddleback is offering 50% off demos with bindings, including  K2, Rossignol, Dynastar, Volkl, Salomon, Elan, and handcrafted Maine made Lucid skis (download PDF of list, here). The skis are currently on display at the Guest Service Office (2501 Main Street, Rangeley). Whatever hasn’t [...]

Posted in Activities, Deals, Events, Skiing/Riding, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains, Where to go | Tagged Rangeley, Saddleback, Sugarloaf, Sunday River | Leave a comment

Bits and pieces: Current and upcoming Maine events worth noting

Bits and pieces: Current and upcoming Maine events worth noting

By Hilary Nangle on July 18, 2012 | 1 Comment

Here’s a round-up of events and activities that have crossed my desk. A few are happening now, some a bit later this month, and a few are included as a heads-up, make plans now notice. Now playing • Tough Mountain Challenge at Sunday River Want to get down and dirty? Sunday River promises “blood, mud, [...]

Posted in Greater Portland, Kennebec and Moose River Valleys, Penobscot Bay, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains, Where to go | Tagged Bethel, Camden, Camden International Film Festival, Colby museum of Art, Harvest on the Harbor, Hiram, Maine boats and Harbors Show, Newry, Ossipee Valley Music Festival, Port Clyde, Portland, Rangeley, Rockland, Saddleback Bluegrass Festival, Sunday River, Waterville | 1 Response

Triple-header weekend in Maine: Moose, lighthouses, and whoppie pie celebrations

Triple-header weekend in Maine: Moose, lighthouses, and whoppie pie celebrations

By Hilary Nangle on June 21, 2012 | Leave a comment

What a weekend to be in Maine, as the state has three great events celebrating the state’s icons: Moose, lighthouses, and, yes, even whoopie pies (the official state snack). When I’m calling you–oo: World Moose Calling Championships in Rangeley, Maine Ever heard a moose call? You can this weekend at the World Invitational Moose Calling [...]

Posted in Activities, Blue Hill Peninsula & Deer Isle, Events, Mid-Coast, Penobscot Bay, Sightseeing, Trip Planning, Where to go | Tagged Dover-Foxcroft, Maine moose calling championships, Maine Whoopie Pie Festival, Midcoast Maine Lighthouse Challenge, Rangeley, Rockland | Leave a comment

10 great Maine summer music festivals

10 great Maine summer music festivals

By Hilary Nangle on June 11, 2011 | 1 Comment

Get your groove on at one of these 10 summer weekend music festivals happening in Maine. We’ve gotcha covered, from rock to folk, bluegrass to blues, classical to out, and taking place in venues ranging from oceanfront to mountaintop, offshore island to city downtown. • Kingfield POPS! The Saturday late afternoon concert featuring the Bangor [...]

Posted in Activities, Entertainment, Events, Trip Planning | Tagged Bangor, bluegrass, blues, Brunswick, Celtic, East Benton, Farmington, folk, Hiram, Kingfield, livermore falls, music, out, Rangeley, Rockland, sea, Swan's Island | 1 Response

Survivor Bob wants you this summer at Saddleback, Maine

By Hilary Nangle on May 27, 2011 | Leave a comment

If you’re a fan of the TV show Survivor, the name Bob Crowley is familiar to you. Survivor Bob  is the oldest winner of the CBS show, which he won in December 2008. He’s also the sole Maine winner to date and the first teacher to win. July 5-8, 2011, he’s sharing his knowledge, skills, [...]

Posted in Activities, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains, When to go, Where to go | Tagged Rangeley, Saddleback, Survivor, Survivor Bob, Survivor Camp | Leave a comment

Cupid takes aim at Saddleback, Maine, on Valentine’s Day

By Hilary Nangle on February 8, 2011 | Leave a comment

Tired of the Internet dating scene? Ready to meet someone who shares your interest in skiing or snowboarding? Prefer to hash out the small talk on the lift rather than over a drink? Then c’mon up to Saddleback, in Rangeley, on Monday, Feb. 14, for speed dating on the Rangeley double chairlift. A $25 lift [...]

Posted in Activities, Skiing/Riding, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains, Where to go | Tagged Rangeley, Saddleback, speed dating | Leave a comment

Interior of a winterized cabin at Bald Mountain Camps REsort in Maine's Rangeley Lakes region. Hilary Nangle photo.

Bald Mountain Camps winterizes for the future: It’s now a classic Maine lodge and cabins for winter sports enthusiasts

By Hilary Nangle on January 15, 2011 | Leave a comment

Steve Philbrick, second-generation owner of Bald Mountain Camps Resort, in Maine’s famed Rangeley Lakes region bit the bullet. After much soul seraching, he made the difficult decision to begin winter operations of the  historical, traditional Maine sporting camp fronting on Mooselukmeguntik Lake. Although Philbrick is technically a second-generation owner, he took the operation over from [...]

Posted in Birding/wildlife viewing, Boating, Food, Hiking, Lodging, Skiing/Riding, Sporting Camps, Western Lakes & Mountains, Where to go | Tagged Bald Mountain Camps, cross-country skiing, Oquossoc, Rangeley, snowshoeing | Leave a comment

Maine rooms, meals, deals, and steals

By Hilary Nangle on January 12, 2011 | Leave a comment

A collection of bits and pieces that you might want to consider if planning a midwinter escape to Maine to take advantage of this wonderful snowfall: • Skiing and snowshoeing in Acadia National Park Oh yes, with this Nor’eastah pounding its way up Maine’s coastline and dropping snow not by the inch, but the foot, [...]

Posted in Acadia, Activities, Deals, Events, Food, Greater Portland, Inns & B&Bs, Lodging, Mid-Coast, Skiing/Riding, Southern Coast/Beaches, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains, Where to go | Tagged Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Country Club Inn, Georgetown, Hugo's, Portland, Rangeley, Robinhood Free Meetinghouse, Saltair Inn, York, York Harbor Inn | Leave a comment

Wanna see a Maine moose?

Wanna see a Maine moose?

By Hilary Nangle on July 13, 2010 | Leave a comment

Saddleback resort, in Rangeley, Maine, is offering free moose-spotting tours during the summer. The resort’s Moose Patrol bus departs  Saddleback’s downtown Guest Service Center  on Mondays and Thursdays evenings, rain or shine. According to Kara Wilson, tour guests have been sighting a record number of the ungainly beasts this summer, along with foxes and deer. [...]

Posted in Activities, Birding/wildlife viewing, Deals, Free Stuff, Trip Planning, Western Lakes & Mountains | Tagged free, Maine, moose, moose tours, Rangeley | Leave a comment

Tele Invasion at Saddleback Saturday

By Hilary Nangle on March 19, 2010 | Leave a comment

Here’s one more event for this weekend: On Saturday, March 20, Saddleback Ski Area, in Rangeley, hosts its sixth annual Telemark Invasion. • Test new telemark skiing gear • Free clinics for all abilities • An up/down climb event-—be sure to bring skins, if you want to participate. All followed by apres in the Swig’n’Smelt [...]

Posted in Activities, Events, Skiing/Riding, Western Lakes & Mountains | Tagged Maine, Rangeley, Saddleback, spring skiing, Telemark Invasion | Leave a comment

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