At the Stratton Plaza Hotel there are plenty of things to do, and what ever it is you want to do,
we want to make it easy for ya! Any special needs? Just ask... Need a license? Get one ON-LINE.
We'll help you find a guide. Give you a meal plan. Get you lost, or unlost. Even give you a ride.
Click on an activity on the left to see what we can do!
Drive the endless miles of forest roads through prime wildlife territory and you'll see hundreds of species of foul. From the tiny, amazing Humming Bird to the proud and brave Bald Eagle, Maine's Northern Woods will keep you flying.
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Boats & Canoes For Rent
Weather its a lazy, winding, river float, or raging, roaring whitewater, you'll find it all just minuets from the Plaza. Flagstaff Lake and Rangley Lake. Carrabassett River, Dead River, and Spencer Stream, just to name a few. Take a look at some pictures.
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Mountain Bike Rentals
Campsites available on Flagstaff Lake.
Coming Soon
Boats & Canoes For Rent
Weather its a lazy, winding river float, or raging, roaring whitewater you'll find it all just minuets from the Plaza. Flagstaff Lake and Rangley Lake. Carrabassett River, Dead River, and Spencer Stream, just to name a few. Take a look at some pictures.
Carrabassett River
The area above East New Portland offers class II and III whitewater and must be paddled in the spring
Dead River (North Branch)
Put your canoe in at the dam in Eustis. The road is right behind the Trails End Restaurant in the village of Eustis. Follow the river down to the first bridge and past Cathedral Pines Campground. Continue along, staying to the right and under Stratton Bridge to the landing.
Dead River (South Branch)
This route flows a broad valley of fertile farmland to Stratton, at the head of Flagstaff Lake. It starts smoothly, but is followed by class II to III whitewater. The trip should be run before June.
Flagstaff Lake
Their is a lot of scenic canoeing around Flagstaff Lake. Please be aware of impending bad weather since the lake can get very rough at times
This trail offers a 700 mile journey through the areas largely forested waterways, gorges and portages. The trail follows the ancient water route of Native Americans traveling from Old Forge, NY to Kent, Maine.
Upper Dead River Canoe & Kayak Race
Every May: Class 2 - 3 WHITEWATER
Take A look at some Pictures !!!
There is great fishing in the many lakes, rivers, and streams in the area. Flagstaff Lake and Rangley Lake. Carrabassett River, Dead River, and Spencer Stream, just to name a few. The north and south branches of the Dead River, Chain of Ponds and the Carrabassett River are excellent areas for the fly fisherman seeking trophy size trout and salmon. Flagstaff Lake (Maines fourth largest lake), with its 300 mile of wilderness shoreline and shallow depths, is perfect for small boats and canoes. Trout, salmon, and pickerel can be caught in its waters and it is considered the best lake in the northeast for pickerel fishing. Take a look at some pictures.
You Are in the middle of know where ! !... if U want to............ U can get lost forever..............
You will be amazed by the beauty of this area. The tranquility, the solitude. The absolute escape from the GRIND..
We'll give you maps and directions to places only God knows about!
Remember
Not all who wander are lost !
Moose Meadows
485 Rangeley Rd
From Stratton take Rte. 16 South, toward Rangeley 3 miles. Turn right just after Nash Stream Bridge.
Call: 207-864-2783
The hunting in this area is incredible. Deer, bear, moose, small game, we have it all. We can almost guarantee you'll see a moose, just stop by the bog, or cruise the hundreds of miles of forest roads through prime wildlife territory.
The Appalachian Trail
Sugarloaf Mountain
Bigelow Range
Pictures from a fall day
Miles of roads through some of the most scenic mountain wilderness in North America. You can spend daze wandering through this living artwork.
Experience some of the best whitewater rafting in the New England area, right here in Maine's western mountains and lake region.
Upper Dead River Canoe & Kayak Race
Every May: Class 2 - 3 WHITEWATER
Rafting & Canoeing right out back
Great cross country skiing right out back.
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Snowmobilers have access to over 130 miles of perfectly groomed trails through God's country,
right out of the back door. Trailer parking available.
For over thirty years, the members of the Maine Snowmobile Association (MSA) have been building and maintaining a system of snow trails for the enjoyment of all who love to explore the winter landscape.
From
its early tracings of snowmobile-dragged pathways from dooryard to dooryard in
rural areas of the state, the system has grown to over 12,000 miles of groomed
and marked trail, connecting communities from the suburbs of southern Maine,
downeast to the coastal plains, through the western and northwestern highlands
and on to the deep woods and farmlands of northern Maine.
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