These photos were taken this morning at the start of the 100 mile dog sled race in Greenville, Maine. They will end their trip at the Fish & Wildlife offices with a bonfire and celebrate the winners. The dogs were beautiful and ready to run. The guide used at the lodge was participating and the conditions were perfect. Be sure to schedule a once in a lifetime experience when you stay at the lodge this winter.
Archive for the ‘winter’ Category
Annual Dog Sled Race near the Lodge at Moosehead Lake
Saturday, February 5th, 2011Gold Moosehead Follows us Everywhere
Monday, January 17th, 2011
If you see a gold moosehead on the back of a SUV, it’s probably us. This vehicle is great for the North woods of Maine and the tire cover makes it fun.
Nature’s Winter Art at the Lodge at Moosehead Lake
Wednesday, December 29th, 2010
Lots of snow at the Lodge has resulted in this amazing natural art. Isn’t it beautiful?
Lodge at Moosehead Lake is Decorated for the Holidays
Monday, December 20th, 2010
The lodge is all decked out for the holidays with lights trimming the eaves and fireplace mantel, Christmas stockings on the dining chairs, large poinsettias, greenery down the railing, fresh wreaths on all the dining room winters and much more. Enjoy the holidays at the lodge; a few rooms are still available for NYE so reserve your space now. This is just the place to reduce the stress of all your holiday planning and put things right for the new year. See you soon!
Blind Lodge Moose
Tuesday, December 7th, 2010The Lodge moose that welcomes every guest has been covered with over 18 inches of snow from the last few days. This picture was taken this morning. Even though he can’t see you now, he still has a big smile on his face. It’s that gracious Maine hospitality you know.
First Snow 2010 from the Lodge
Sunday, October 31st, 2010
We woke this morning to the first snow of 2010. It was forecast but still a surprise. Sun will be out soon and it won’t last, but real winter is not far behind.
Lodge gets a New Roof & Porch Railing
Thursday, October 28th, 2010
Lodge is getting a new roof and new porch railing before the snow flys!
View from Lodge at Moosehead Lake While Having Breakfast
Monday, February 15th, 2010
This photo which could be a postcard was taken by Joanne Lauder while having breakfast at the Lodge. Even in the winter, the views are truly amazing. This pristine beauty is still available in special places in the US – one being Moosehead Lake.
30 Mile Wilderness Dog Sled Race – Greenville, Maine
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
The 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
Wednesday, 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)
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