It was time to update the website. We wanted something unique, like the property itself, and we think we got it. We were able to combine video and photo sequencing to create a distinctive first impression. From our own research, we knew what was the most important to guests and that’s where our priorities started. Even online reservations changed. It’s now real-time like all the big hotels. Take a look for yourself;Launch New Website
March 8th, 2010
It was time to update the website. We wanted something unique, like the property itself, and we think we got it. We were able to combine video and photo sequencing to create a distinctive first impression. From our own research, we knew what was the most important to guests and that’s where our priorities started. Even online reservations changed. It’s now real-time like all the big hotels. Take a look for yourself;Herbs are planted for Lodge Menus
March 4th, 2010View from Lodge at Moosehead Lake While Having Breakfast
February 15th, 2010Just Out of the Oven for Lodge Guest Breakfast Treats
February 4th, 2010Right out of the oven, fresh made blueberry Kolaches and Twisty Tails. This is a special breakfast treat for guests breakfast this weekend and a recipe from my mother. She would be proud. The only difference is she used cherries, prunes or apricots in the center; I used blueberries – we are in Maine of course.
Eco Tours and Environment Friendly at the Lodge at Moosehead Lake
February 2nd, 201030 Mile Wilderness Dog Sled Race – Greenville, Maine
January 27th, 2010The 30 Mile Wilderness Dogsled race is scheduled for February 6th starting at 11:30 AM. It begins and ends in Greenville Maine at the Maine Warden Service. Sled dog teams race up the lake, crossing Lily Bay Road and jumping on the trail that connects to the 100 Mile Wilderness area over Appalachian Mountain Club Camp to Camp Ski Trails and Plum Creek Timberland Property.
Many Viewing points, one of the best being at West Branch Pond Camps in Frenchtown Township. Easy access downtown at Warden Service in Greenville at race start. For more info and map check out our website and come back to the Lodge for a Cozy Winter Weekend that includes a full breakfast and a winter supper.
Winter Moose Sightings in Greenville, Maine
January 27th, 2010Viewing Moose is the primary reason tourists come to the Moosehead area. We often think that Moose viewing is good in the spring through fall, but look moose in winter, too. Whether you are snowmobiling, snowshoeing or skiing across the beautiful North woods – look out for moose. You may just have a pleasant surprise. (Click on Viewing Moose to see a video from Greenville, ME)














