There`s only one paved road that leads to Maine`s magnificent, remote Moosehead Lake, and that`s probably a good thing.Otherwise the place might be overrun, because its beauty and relative ...

If you love nature, head to Maine’s Highlands. There are so many things to do in Moosehead Lake including hiking, fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing.

From our Summer 2023 issue of Maine Homes by Down East. Perched along the sloped western edge of Mount Kineo island in Moosehead Lake, a line of charming, 1900s-era cottages snuggles beneath the ...

FINE FISHING IN MAINE.; Opening Weeks at Moosehead Lake Break the Record for Sport. Share full article. Special to The New York Times. May 17, 1903; ...

Regardless of how you spend your time around Moosehead Lake, you'll be treated to dramatic views of Mount Kineo. The mountain rises 1,789 feet out of the lake and can be seen from most spots on ...

Maine's largest lake once bustled with steamboats ferrying folks from away. Now a filmmaker is diving into the stories behind the submerged wrecks. Growing up on quiet and isolated Moosehead Lake ...

Steamboats were once a glamorous means of transport for tourists summering at Moosehead Lake – but when the era faded, ship owners sank the once-beloved vessels.

Fortuitously, Maine has a number of excellent surf and turf options. In recent years, I’ve led Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society (PPCS) ... Moosehead Lake and Mount Kineo.

Mount Kineo rises like the nose of a humpback whale from the middle of Moosehead, a mountain peninsula carved by glaciers. When I was a girl, my parents, siblings, and I paid homage to it several ...

Documentary film project focuses on Moosehead Lake’s sunken treasure. Maine's largest lake once bustled with ... She grew up on the lake, and her father ran the Mt. Kineo resort in one of its ...

This picture was taken near Sandbar Island just south of Mount Kineo last night. It was the last remaining ice on Moosehead Lake. Despite Some snow in the forecast, we’re told as of 7 a.m., it ...

In the more than three decades that my family had spent summers on Moosehead Lake in northern Maine, in a cabin at the edge of one of the wildest regions east of the Mississippi River, we had ...