Guide to the Bigelow Mountain Region
Food scene
Rolling Fatties
268 Main StLongfellow's Restaurant
247 Main StOrange Cat Cafe
329 Main StLove love LOVE the original shrub-cocktails created by fellow beekeeper and hostess at the Inn, Kristin Wallaker. Go have a Northern Oracle for me!
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The Inn on Winter's Hill
33 Winter Hill RdLove love LOVE the original shrub-cocktails created by fellow beekeeper and hostess at the Inn, Kristin Wallaker. Go have a Northern Oracle for me!
Great people providing space for friends, families, and community to enjoy real, local food. Kate & Brian offer beers, wines, hard ciders, as well as a farmers' market style grocery shopping, with products produced exclusively in Maine. Highly recommend!
The Maine Beer Shed
Great people providing space for friends, families, and community to enjoy real, local food. Kate & Brian offer beers, wines, hard ciders, as well as a farmers' market style grocery shopping, with products produced exclusively in Maine. Highly recommend!
Sightseeing
Stanley Museum
40 School StSki Museum of Maine
256 Main StRobbins Hill
A favorite spot to gaze upon the Bigelow Mountain Range splayed out on the horizon.
Ira Mountain Overlook
Great view!
America's last remaining suspension bridge. No visit to the area would be complete without checking out this neat historic landmark.
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Wire Bridge
Wire Bridge RoadAmerica's last remaining suspension bridge. No visit to the area would be complete without checking out this neat historic landmark.
Cool little waterfall and a nice rest area along the way to or from Rangeley.
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Smalls Falls Rest Area and Trailhead
Cool little waterfall and a nice rest area along the way to or from Rangeley.
Long, cascading falls have carved a sharply dropping gorge out of the Maine rock. Beautiful scenic waterfall.
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Moxie Falls Trail
503 Lake Moxie RdLong, cascading falls have carved a sharply dropping gorge out of the Maine rock. Beautiful scenic waterfall.
Massive boulder left behind during the last ice age. Has a fissure running through the center that allows explorers to pass between the 2 gigantic chunks of stone.
Daggett Rock
Massive boulder left behind during the last ice age. Has a fissure running through the center that allows explorers to pass between the 2 gigantic chunks of stone.
Sporting Activities
Extensive trail-systems for hiking, snowshoeing, fat-biking, cross-country skiing. Beautifully rustic cabins offering local food and atmosphere.
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Maine Huts & Trails
496 Main StExtensive trail-systems for hiking, snowshoeing, fat-biking, cross-country skiing. Beautifully rustic cabins offering local food and atmosphere.
Myriad trails for day-hikes, overnight hikes, or to meet up with AT-through-hikers.
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Appalachian Trail
Myriad trails for day-hikes, overnight hikes, or to meet up with AT-through-hikers.
Offers opportunity for snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and ice skating.
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Sugarloaf Outdoor Center
3001 Outdoor Center RdOffers opportunity for snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and ice skating.
Flagstaff Lake
Great fishing, swimming, camping, boating and hunting region.
Flagstaff Hut Trail Head/Parking Lot
Long Falls Dam RoadAccess to hiking via the Maine Huts & Trails system.
Good clean fun for the whole family, and just 30 minutes from Runamuk!
Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes RR
128 Bridge StGood clean fun for the whole family, and just 30 minutes from Runamuk!
High caliber adventure in the heart of Maine!
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North Country Rivers Kennebec White Water Rafting
36 Main StHigh caliber adventure in the heart of Maine!
Bigelow Preserve
West Flagstaff RoadEpic hiking adventures on my ultimate favorite mountain.
Houston Brook Falls
Another neat local waterfall. Good fishing site.
Carrabassett River
Great fly-fishing up and down this mountain-fed river.
Embden Pond
Swimming and fishing