Area Resources & Links

Lost Valley Ski Resort (www.lostvalleyski.com)  Maine’s best kept secret.  Lost Valley Ski Resort, a serene and beautiful facility with panoramic views, just 18 miles from our door.  Lost Valley has two chair lifts and a T-bar servicing a super selection of 15 trails varying in skill-levels.  Snowboarding and Nordic cross-country are also available as well as rental equipment.

Pine land Farms  (www.pinelandfarms.org)  a productive and educational setting for people of Maine and beyond.  Located in the rolling hills of New Gloucester, minutes from the Inn,  The Farm is a 3,000 acre working farm, diverse business campus, and educational/recreational center. Educational programs include hands on participation in projects that explore our connection to nature and agriculture.  The recreation facilities include professionally-designed cross-country skiing and walking trails, a permanent orienteering course, horseback riding, tennis courts and a YMCA.  The farm include prize winning Holstein cows, Angus beef cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, hay cropping, greenhouse and vegetable production.  Visitors are able to tour the barns and dairy facilities on a scheduled basis.

Wolf’s Neck State Park (www.maine.gov/doc/parks) Spanning the wooded peninsula, the “neck” of land between the Harraseeket River and Casco Bay.  The park is 245 acres of nature’s space to seek exercise or relaxation, a festive gathering place a stimulating learning experience or the chance to connect with nature in solitude.  With 5 miles of walking trails including a wheelchair and stroller accessible path the park invites people of all ages to explore the outdoors.

LL Bean’s Outdoor Discovery School  (www.llbean.com/outdoorsOnline) include all forms of paddling, snow shoeing, sea kayaking, outdoor photography, outdoor leadership, bike tours, women’s courses and adventures for the family.  ...More

Maine Innkeepers Association  (www.maineinns.com/) Maine is America's Great Places.  It’s a dream vacation. Whether you seek a hotel, B&B (bed and breakfast), inn, motel, resort, sporting camp or cottage, the Maine Innkeepers Association offers you the leading searchable database of accommodations and lodging in Maine. Come and enjoy our beaches, lighthouses, coast, lobster, moose, fall colors, romantic getaways and covered bridges. Enjoy some of the best shopping in New England at our famous outlet stores, antique dealers or L.L. Bean. Whitewater raft, ski the slopes or snowmobile on well-groomed trails. Ride the DownEaster train, experience a windjammer cruise, hike the Appalachian Trail, fish in our hidden streams and ponds or take a sunset stroll on the beach. The treasures of Maine abound

Maine Office of Tourism (www.visitmaine.com)   The official web site of the Maine Office of Tourism, the place to go to plan your next trip to Maine.  This site provides great information for any season:  where to visit; where to stay; things to do; a planner for your next visit; Maine Getaway Packages and a list of events or a place to search for events.  Many B&B or Inns serve as a well appointed home base as you embark upon your next Maine adventure.  Generations of travelers have been attracted to Maine’s offerings.  Come experience the Maine wilderness while you enjoy the comforts of our inns

Freeport, Maine   (www.freeportusa.com) Freeport is a beautiful coastal Maine village with over 170 upscale outlets, designer shops, eclectic boutiques, B&B’s, hotels, fantastic restaurants & casual cafes. Home to world-famous L.L.Bean; we invite you to come shop, play, dine and stay in Freeport! We’re a beautiful drive north from Boston, and just 15 minutes north of Portland.  ...More

Some of the best things in life are in Freeport, Maine, stay with us in the just a few miles up the road in a peaceful country setting away from the traffic and hectic center and enjoy the peace and serenity you deserve.