Their motto is “You Can’t Beat our Meat”! Make sure you try their fresh sandwiches or pizza, or COOKIES (I’m addicted..)! My shop is the Pine’s Market, period. It’s like walking into “Cheers” where everyone knows your name!! Locally owned, complete grocery store offering everything you need in one stop including take-out. Open every day of the year with fresh produce, the best meat cuts, fresh deli and bakery goods, sundry items; household items, hardware, clothing; all the gear you need for your adventures here in the Maine High Peaks! 24/7 gas, hunting and fishing licenses, a tagging station, a gas filling station, a propane filling station, canoe and kayak rentals, & now FOR SALE, too!
Always interesting to see their Hunting Stats each season for Bear, Deer, Moose & Spring Turkey, too! Check it out your next visit!
Carrabassett Valley Bike, at Valley Crossing!
We caught up with Bob Ash, Mechanic and Owner of Carrabassett Valley Bike (CVB) to talk about his new location in the Valley and what he has to offer. Be sure to stop by and pay him a visit for any and all of your biking needs or even just trail advice or suggestions on where to ride to best suit you. It’s going to be a great summer out on the trails! [Read more…]
Most area ATV trails open for the season this weekend…
We stopped by the ATV clubhouse at the sled shed in Kingfield to talk with Jim Boyce about the ATV-ing in Kingfield… [Read more…]
Word from Tea Pond is OPEN!!!
A piece of paradise in the Maine wilderness is a place to go all year round BUT mud season, so after a short break they are open again! The road is dried out, the lawns have been raked and the docks and boats are in the water. Open Thursday May 17 – Saturday May 19th from 11 am – 9 pm (12:30) we will not be open Sunday May 20th. Tea Pond is way more than a quiet sporting camp; Matt and the Barn burners Saturday May 19th from 8:30 – 12:30 to kick off the season,come on out and join in the fun!
Find them at 468 Tea Pond Rd, Eustis, Maine
Call (207) 670-3009 FMI
Here’s a Local with Stories to Tell!
Fred Townsend literally helped create the resort of Sugarloaf in its earliest days, as a local guy, whose Dad took care of the Coburn Gore Rd (that was a very rugged route to Canada in those days). They lived in that remote & beautiful wilderness, which is a great way to grow up TRULY outdoors!! Hard working, handy with anything as necessary, & always w/ a wicked good sense of humor, Fred’s got the best stories about life here in the Maine High Peaks (& beyond; he’s done the cross the country motorcycle journey several times!). Thanks for being our guest on WSKI’s Mountain Report this spring, Fred. We need to have you on as a regular next season!
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