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Take a Hike! Piazza Rock, fun for the whole family.

August 1, 2022 by nadene

Just off Route 4 south of Rangeley where the Appalachian Trail crosses, you’ll find a parking lot to start the hike out to Piazza Rock. A good hike for the whole family that takes you to this unique natural feature. Check out the video to learn more… [Read more…]

Filed Under: Activities, Activities & Events, Featured, News, Things to do, WSKI Tagged With: appalachian trail, Maine Hiking, maine tourism, Piazza Rock, Rangeley Lakes Region

Northern Forest Canoe Trail; way more than just a long distance paddle!

June 3, 2021 by nadene

We chatted with the Executive Director of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, Karrie Thomas, about the who, what, when and where of the NFCT. The trail passes just north of Sugarloaf and is much more than just a long distance paddle. Check out the details in the videos… [Read more…]

Filed Under: Activities & Events, Featured, Mountain Report Guests, News, Things to do, WSKI Tagged With: appalachian trail, Canoe trips in maine, Dead River, flagstaff lake, Kennebec River, Lond Distance Paddling trips, Maine High Peaks, Maine Kayaking, Maine paddling, maine tourism, NFCT, northern forest canoe traIl, Remote paddling in maine, Stratton Maine

Take a Hike: Cranberry Peak

August 21, 2019 by nadene Leave a Comment

Cranberry Peak is the western most peak of the 17 mile long Bigelow Range. About 6 miles round trip, it’s a great hike to give you a taste of what hiking on the Bigelows is like. Spectacular views with some cool natural features along the way keep it interesting. Check out the video and make your plans to hike it soon! [Read more…]

Filed Under: Activities, Featured, News, Places to go, Things to do, WSKI Tagged With: appalachian trail, Bigelow Range, Cranberry Peak, hiking in maine, Maine High Peaks

Colby interns gathering info in the Maine High Peaks region

September 6, 2018 by nadene Leave a Comment

We caught up with a couple Colby College summer interns collecting info at the Appalachian Trail crossing in Wyman Township, just north of Sugarloaf. They are spending the summer visiting several of the area’s trail heads collecting info about who is using the trails and the activities they are participating in.. check out the video to learn more.
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Filed Under: Featured, Info to Know, News Tagged With: appalachian trail, Carrabasett Valley, Colby College, Franklin County maine, Maine High Peaks, Maine Trailheads, Trail Surveys

Author Jeff Ryan

January 14, 2016 by nadene Leave a Comment

Jeff Ryan brought his refreshing blend of insights, humor, history and geology into the WSKI studio. You can’t walk 8,000 miles without developing a unique view of the world and an ability to find complete contentment along the way. Ryan does it with entertaining flare.

 

Filed Under: Featured, News, People, Sugarloaf, Things to do Tagged With: appalachian trail, carrabassett valley, family activities outdoors, franklin county, hiking in maine, Maine Hiking, Maine's high peaks region, New England mountains, western maine mountains

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