Little Bigelow is a great hike offering various terrain and views…
To get to the trailhead:
From Carrabassett Valley take the Carriage road located at Valley Crossing. Drive the Carriage road for about 5 miles to the end. Take a left and you’ll soon see a large sign marking Bigelow Preserve. Just past the sign you’ll come to a fork in the road, bear left here. Almost immediately on your right there is a parking area as well as access to Flagstaff lake. Park your car here. Hike out of the parking lot and continue up the road (following white blazes) the trail is on your left. Follow the white blazes to the summit. [Read more…]
Spring Paddling (get it while you can)
April and early May are a great time to take advantage of the melting snow and spring run-off. Many rivers and streams are run-able at this time of year only and also after heavy summer rain, hence the “get it while you can”! [Read more…]
A Unique Natural Feature; Daggett Rock
Daggett Rock, located in Phillips is Maine’s largest glacially transported erratic. It’s quite the sight to see and can be reached by an easy .2 mile hike into the woods… [Read more…]
Take a Hike! Fly Rod Crosby Trail / Sandy River Rangeley Lakes RR
Along the Sandy River in historic Phillips Maine is a great short and easy walk along a piece of the Fly Rod Crosby Trail as well as the old Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad. [Read more…]
Sugarloaf Marathon and 15K
Now in its 33rd year, the Sugarloaf Marathon is Maine’s oldest continuously run marathon, drawing hundreds of runners from all over the U.S. and Eastern Canada each year. From Cathedral Pines in Eustis to downtown Kingfield, despite the mountainous surroundings, Sugarloaf’s course is widely known as a fast course. The final 16 miles of the course have an elevation loss of 980 feet, helping to make it common for runners to have personal best times on this course.
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