OUR FAVORITE RIDES

Maine promises spectacular scenery and abundant wildlife viewing in winter. Sled ME resorts offer guided tours for the vacationer including sled rental and lunch on the trail. All trails are maintained regularly with state-of-the-art grooming equipment.
From Northern Outdoors in The Forks it is a 50 mile ride to Greenville via ITS 87. The trail winds through the forests and finally reaches its highest point on the flanks of Squaw Mountain with a spectacular view of Moosehead Lake. Deer and moose are abundant and share use of this trail with snowmobilers.
From The Marshall Inn, Three Rivers Snow and New England Outdoor Center in West Forks, a 44 mile round trip excursion follows the Dead River to Grand Falls. If these falls aren't spectacular enough, riders can make a loop through Enchanted Township with its beautiful forests, ponds and bogs. This trail climbs over 1000 feet to reach the base of an abandoned ski area. On a clear day riders can see down the Kennebec River Valley to the capital in Augusta.
Riders get their kicks on Route 66, a local club trail about 30 miles long that runs from Unicorn Expeditions on Parlin Pond to The Birches Resort in Rockwood. The trail travels over heights of land with wide open vistas. Depending on your departure point, lunch is available at either resort in dining rooms warmed by fieldstone fireplaces.
This season The Birches offers a three night excursion. The first day's ride around Moosehead Lake ends at the entrance to Baxter State Park. Lodging is at Twin Pine Camps. The next day's trip winds up at the old Pittston Farm Lumber Camp for a hearty meal and overnight. The final day's travels follow the Moosehead Lake trail back to the Birches.

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