Medawisla Wilderness Lodge and Cabins offers a wide variety of outdoor activities -- perfect for a weeklong vacation stay. Here are just a few ideas on things to do -- our lodge staff is always happy to help with planning.
Nearby Attractions
Guided Programs at Medawisla
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Activities Near Medawisla
- Hiking – enjoy walking trails near camp, or drive to trailheads of nearby Big and Little Spencer Mountains or Number Four Mountain
- Paddling – grab one of our canoes or kayaks (free for guests) and explore Second Roach Pond. Consider our "Tour of the Waters" through Second, Third, and Fourth Roach Pond. Remote campsites are available for guests who wish to combine paddling and camping.
- Skiing – ski our loop trail close to camp, or ski lodge-to-lodge for a multi-day adventure.
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- Dogsledding -- take a day trip or a lodge-to-lodge overnight adventure with a local guide
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- Fly fishing – enjoy flyfishing nearby ponds and rivers for land-locked salmon and native brook trout.
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- Wildlife watching -- our 66,000 acres of permanently protected forest, and many remote ponds, provide opportunities to see moose, loons, eagles, Canada lynx, red fox, and river otters. Birdwatchers will find many boreal birds like black-backed woodpecker and spruce grouse. Ask the lodge manager for wildlife "Hot Spots" or set out to find your own.
Public Day Use: as part of our Maine Woods Initiative, AMC is committed to providing public access. All trails and ponds within our 66,000-acre conservation and recreation property are open to the public for hiking, paddling, fishing, and hunting. Access to the area around Little Lyford and Gorman Chairback is managed through the KI-Jo Mary Multiple Use Forest, and gate fees may apply. We welcome local guides to offer programs on our property and bring guests to our lodges. Contact our Greenville office at 207-695-3085 for more information.
