Happy Solstice to You!
We are excited to have snow and are able to use our dog sleds finally! It was a slow start to winter but it feels like it is here now!
We are excited to have snow and are able to use our dog sleds finally! It was a slow start to winter but it feels like it is here now!
We want to wish you all a happy holiday on the shortest day of the year!
Our bookings are up for both winter dog sledding and summer canoeing trips because, naturally people want to get outside where they feel safe and can be rejuvenated by being in the natural world!
To see our winter 2021/22 schedule click here.
To see our summer 2022 schedule click here.
Some of our guests made this video from one of our last trips of the season in March 2021. He wrote and sings the song that goes with it and it is made by a very old style camera.
Click here to view it. Great job Aviv!
Hope to see some of you on a trip this winter!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!
Polly, Kevin and all the doggies
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There are many things to thank you for about this Allagash trip. Most important: for your vast knowledge of the Allagash and your skill at leading an expedition such as ours, for your unflappable manner, humor, and collaborative decision making spirit that helped us all have confidence, come beaver or low water, for your caring attitude towards the “regular” people of Maine. It was a wonderful trip!