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Archive for the ‘winter’ CategoryNew February Snow at the LodgeMonday, February 23rd, 2009
It’s now noon and we are still digging out only to learn more coming this afternoon. We have guests to leave and guests coming in tomorrow. What a winter wonderland in Maine. Winter MaintenanceFriday, February 20th, 2009
New Year’s Eve 2008Monday, January 5th, 2009
The Lodge offered a 5-course New Year’s Eve Dinner with seatings at 6:00 and 8:00 pm. Guests enjoyed options of appetizers, entrees and desserts along with a soup and salad course. Participation was up over last year and even though the weather was very cold, guests enjoyed a cozy and delicious celebration to ring in the new year…it is becoming clear that the only way to guarantee participation in New Years at the Lodge is to reserve your rooms and dinner seats early!
First snow fall of 2008Wednesday, October 29th, 2008Our first snow fell on October 24, 2008. It didn’t last but it looks like winter is right around the corner. Lodge Goes GreenTuesday, August 26th, 2008The recent installation of an outdoor wood furnace is part of the Lodge’s commitment to “Go Green” where ever we can. This unit will allow us to greatly reduce our dependence on heating oil and control heating costs. The original oil burning system remains available as a backup. The outdoor furnace is tucked away in a small grove of spruce trees. Out of sight, but conveniently close to the Lodge. The growing pile of slit firewood is testimony to some honest labor in the crisp north woods air. Guests tell us the occasional smell of the wood fire adds to the Lodge ambience. Ice Fishing on MooseheadMonday, March 24th, 2008Ice fishing can be fast and furious on Moosehead Lake. It was a great year for Trout. Ice houses were set up in January and will be off by the end of March. The Lodge’s quick access to the lake by snowmobile makes it easy to experiment with this unique Maine sport and still enjoy the luxuries of the Lodge. Moose Sighting!Tuesday, March 18th, 2008November SnowWednesday, November 21st, 2007The first winter snow came to the Lodge with a total of 5″ on November 16th. That’s enough to do snowshoeing and more is on the way this week. If you are a winter snow bunny, make your reservations now! Snowmobiling the Moosehead Lake Region of MaineWednesday, July 25th, 2007
The Lodge at Moosehead Lake, is one of Moosehead Lake’s most accommodating lodges, and its staff welcomes Snowmobilers taking a winter snowmobiling vacation. “The Lodge” is one of few area inns offering snowmobilers direct access to the snowmobile trails from the lodge’s front door. The Greenville area has numerous restaurants offering a wide range of dining options, from fast food to family style or fine dining, and the area’s riding opportunities are endless. It is a 164 round trip around the lake on the Moosehead Trail. There are restaurants and fuel stops along the way, and this route is marked with its own distinct trail signs featuring a moose head. Throughout the Moosehead Lake Region, snowmobiler’s will travel on well-groomed and well-marked trails that connect with Maine’s ITS. If they prefer, they can ride on logging roads and forge their own paths through fresh snow. Guided Rides: We’d rather come to The Lodge at Moosehead Lake in the winter, what’s to do?Thursday, July 5th, 2007Down hill skiing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, dog sledding, snow mobiling, AND absolutely NOTHING but being pampered?? Snuggle up in the Great Room in front of a roaring fire, put your feet up, sip a favorite beverage, nibble on something delicious, & then just ssssnnnoooooozzzzzzzzzeeee off! We won’t let anyone disturb you!!! |
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