Wildlife Haven in the Heart of Maine Location: T10 R9 ·        Set against the stunning backdrop of the Rocky Brook Mountains, Mooseleuk Lake is a large marsh lake that offers some of the best wildlife watching in Maine. Moose and other wildlife are frequently spotted along the shores, and the lake is

Experience Rustic Charm at Our Munsungan Stream Cabins Munsungan Stream T8 R9 ·        Nestled on a high bank overlooking Munsungan Stream, our three historic log cabins, built in the 1940s, offer a unique and serene getaway. Enjoy the privacy of your own mini outpost, complete with a sleeping cabin featuring

1950s Fly-Out Cabin: Secluded Adventure Awaits ·        Originally built in the 1950s by Allie Libby as a flyout destination, these charming log cabins are perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape. Located on the scenic 2-mile-long Chandler Pond, surrounded by ridges and mountains. The cabin is easily accessible by seaplane

Historic Lakeside Cabins: A Fisherman’s Paradise Location: T10 R11 ·        Nestled on the shores of a deep, crystal-clear lake renowned for its massive lake trout, white fish and brook trout, these two log cabins offer a tranquil escape with a rich history. This is the headwaters of the famed Allagash

Junction Pool: Where History Meets Nature Location: T8 R8 ·        Log cabin built by Allie Libby in 1940 at the confluence of the Millinocket and Munsungan Streams, a junction pool that marks the beginning of the famed Aroostook River. Once a historic halfway stop for canoe travelers heading to Libby Camps on Millinocket

On the boundary of two famous watersheds! Location: T9 R11 ·        Tucked away in the heart of the North Maine Woods, this peaceful cabin sits on a 100-acre, crystal-clear pond surrounded by towering pines and high ridges. The pond is home to lake trout, salmon, and brook trout, making it

A Secluded Wilderness Escape Location: T10 R10·        Tucked away on a remote 100-acre hourglass-shaped pond, Lower Hudson Pond offers a true off-the-grid experience. Surrounded by towering mountains and rocky shorelines, this pristine pond is most easily accessed by seaplane or a short 1/4-mile trail. The gravel road access to the