Spring is in the Air!
We have been very lucky to have such a great winter here in “our neck of the woods” with snow and ice on Umbagog Lake! We have been taking out lots of people on some very memorable dog sledding trips!
We have been very lucky to have such a great winter here in “our neck of the woods” with snow and ice on Umbagog Lake! We have been taking out lots of people on some very memorable dog sledding trips!
We have another month of trips here in Maine and then extend the winter season by going north on a Snowshoeing Trip with the Cree. This is a very rich cultural experience!
It is not too early to book a canoe trip with us. Click here for our schedule.
A new trip we are offering this summer is an Arctic Wildlife Inuit Cultural Basecamp Trip. We are guiding this trip with Inuk Allen Gordon who we have been doing dog sledding trips with for years. There will be a very good chance of seeing musk ox and northern lights on this trip among other amazing things!
Here is a nice blog post written by a couple who went out with us on an overnight trip recently. They were a joy to spend three days with!
Sebago World came to film us last fall, click the links below to see what they produced:
Kevin & canoes and Polly & dogs!
AARP Instagram did a couple nice photo stories on us: click here and click here to view them! Photographer is Craig from Yeah Bud Photography.
Hope you all enjoy the rest of the winter and are getting a chance to get outside and enjoy the natural world!
Polly, Kevin & all the doggies
Guided Allagash river trips are one of the most pleasant and relaxing canoe trips in Maine. You can see Moose, Eagles, and all the wildlife.
I have been guiding on the Allagash river since 1974 and over the years I’ve seen a distinct pattern in terms of usage. Canoeists must use designated campsites on the waterway and there is no reservation system. In peak periods if paddlers don’t secure a campsite by mid-day or shortly thereafter, they may end up […]
For many avid canoeists, the Allagash River Canoe Trip is on their bucket list, and for good reason. Protected by the citizens of Maine through a referendum in 1966, the mandate was to preserve its “forever wild” state. It truly is some of the wildest areas left in the east. In this article, we’ll help […]
Thank you very much for sharing your time, experience and the wonderful life that you have built with the dogs, yourselves and that beautiful country up in Newry. The best part of the trip was watching you interact with the dogs. I was repeatedly touched by the gentleness, compassion and strength with which you guided the dog teams. It was inspiring, for it was somehow reflective of the ways in which the two of you looked at life.