Chloe Adds to Relaxation at Lodge

Chloe, the Lodge French Bulldog, takes her job seriously. Guests often come to the Lodge to relax and enjoy the great views of Moosehead Lake. Chloe is here to help. She knows they miss their dogs. She is always the first to greet a new guest and provides special affection that only Chloe can do.

Dog's Life at the Lodge

Bailey, a 6 year old French Bulldog and her family Sandy and Art spent five days in the Allagash pet friendly suite at the Lodge at Moosehead Lake. This is the life of a dog at the Lodge, sleeping, hiking and enjoying the views.

Hike to Moxie Falls

Here Dennis and Chloe (the lodge dog) take you on a personal tour of Moxie Falls, an easy and very beautiful hike. Water is currently high and the falls are very full. There are two ways to get to the beginning of this hike - one utilizes Maine highways and the other is a dirt road where a minimum of a SUV is recommended. Moxie Falls is the highest waterfall in New England - over 90 feet and well worth the visit. The Lodge can prepare a picnic lunch with 24 hour notice or provide Moose-A-Lix for an easy snack. Just ask.

Ice Out at Moosehead Lake

The ice is quickly melting on Moosehead Lake. Guess the day that ice will be off the lake and get a special surprise if you are first to guess right when you stay at the Lodge this summer - June through October, 2008. Ask Linda for details. This picture was taken on April 27, 2008.

UPDATE: May 7, 2008 AM was Ice Out on Moosehead Lake.

Summer Gardens at the Lodge at Moosehead Lake

The summer gardens of the Lodge at Moosehead Lake add to the tranquilly and beauty of the grounds, so much so that Catriona Tubor Erler features them in her recent Design Ideas for Home Landscaping Book. Details include birch log fences, freedom beds of vegetables, herbs and flowers that create a medley of colors and leafy textures.

Ice Fishing on Moosehead

Ice 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.