We stopped by the Mountain View Motel just about 6 miles north of the Sugarloaf Access rd. It’s a great affordable destination for mountain bikers, hikers, ATV riders, fisherman and more. They are currently offering some great deals for mountain bikers. Have a view and see what Keith has to say… [Read more…]
Cathedral Pines Pathways & Eustis Ridge Overlook
Just north of Sugarloaf in Eustis are the unique “Cathedral Pines”. Beautiful tall Red Pines that tower above the landscape. On the corner of Eustis Ridge Road and Rt27 are some nice and easy trails to explore the Cathedral Pine forest. Great for hiking and biking in the summer months, and groomed xc ski trails and snowshoeing in the winter.
Just about a mile and a half up Eustis Ridge road on your right you’ll find the Eustis Ridge Overlook park. Picnic tables and great views of the Bigelow range can be enjoyed here… [Read more…]
2016 Polar Blast
What a fun time! If you missed the 2016 Polar Blast in Stratton and Eustis make sure to put it on your calender for next year. Good times had by all. Chili Chowder Cook off, silent auction, Radar Runs, Rave X Snowmobile show, live music and so much more. Fun for the whole family!
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Rave X in Stratton; don’t miss it!!!
The Polar Blast this weekend includes a show by the Rave X crew, which is great family entertainment whether or not you are a snowmobiler!! This show will be behind the Stratton Fire Dept. in Pepin’s Field at 2:30 Sat. Feb. 6, right downtown, with easy access to an exciting performance just ten minutes north of the Sugarloaf Access Road, & don’t forget the other Polar Blast activities, from Chili-Chowder Contest from 11a.m. to Random Order playing at the Plaza Sat. evening!
Jud Strunk’s ConcAuction in Coplin
Thank you Michael Thom for this priceless footage from about 40 years ago of our beloved Jud’s cleaning house & the whole cast of characters, many no longer with us, some long gone to other places, but many still around here, who were loving the day, the place, the people…. Life in Maine…..
