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Maine Snowmobile Trail Map Atlas 2023-2024
- 07/26/2026
Ride where the adventure never ends!Adventure is calling as a new snowmobile season arrives in snow country! The Maine 2023-2024 Snowmobile Trail Atlas includes over 14,000 miles of groomed and backcountry snowmobile trails created from over 100 individual maps to show the most up-to-date and accurate trails possible! Discover new routes, plan scenic day rides, and epic multi-day adventures with the 2023-2024 Maine Snowmobile Trail Atlas. Now you can plan the adventure of a lifetime for you and your crew! The atlas includes routes to marked points of interest you can reach by sled like waterfalls, the Abandoned Locomotives, B-52 crash site, scenic overlooks, and more! Easily find and follow the Moose Loop, Katahdin Loop, and Black Fly Loop routes because they are highlighted right on the map! The atlas is spiral bound so it lays flat and features 68 pages of maps and information to help you prepare for your next Maine snowmobile adventure!Unforgettable Rides and ExperiencesThe map shows ITS trails, snowmobile club trails, and ungroomed trails where you can lay first tracks after a fresh snowfall! Also included on the map are scenic and awesome hot spots and side trips like the Abandoned Locomotives, B-52 Crash Site, and Coburn Mountain Summit (the highest elevation you can reach by snowmobile in Maine). Now you can plan ahead to see scenic views and unique landmarks instead of discovering them out on the trail when you’re out of time! Maine’s three legendary loop trails, the Moose Loop, Katahdin Loop, and Black Fly Loop, are clearly marked on the map for those who enjoy touring scenic and dynamic terrain. The Winter 2023-2024 edition includes marked trailer parking locations and fuel stops!2023-2024 Maine Snowmobile Trail Atlas Includes:ITS Primary Corridor TrailsITS Secondary Connector TrailsSnowmobile Club TrailsUngroomed TrailsLake Crossing TrailsTrail Route Numbers and NamesGas StationsParking LocationsRepair Shop LocationsWaterfalls and Scenic OverlooksSnowmobile Club InformationMaine’s Legendary Loop Trails:Moose LoopKatahdin Loop TrailBlack Fly LoopHot Spots and Side Trips:Grand FallsAbandoned LocomotivesCoburn Mountain (highest elevation you can reach by snowmobile in Maine)Moxie FallsB-52 Crash SiteLow’s Covered BridgeScenic OverlooksMany more remote historic sites and natural landmarks!Terrain Features & Elevations***PLEASE NOTE***These maps are intended for trip planning purposes only and are not for navigation. Maine’s snowmobile trail routes change daily due to weather conditions, logging operations, landowner requests, etc.Contact local snowmobile clubs for the most updated information on trail routes and closures.
Adventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Locomotives “Ghost Trains”
- 07/24/2026
Get the most updated and complete information about visiting Ghost Trains of the North Maine Woods!Discover what to bring so you don’t get stranded, how to get there, the NEW hiking trail and parking area, and awesome things most people overlook at Tramway Historic District like the boarding house foundation and a crystal-clear well! Also included in the book are scenic and awesome nearby hot spots and side trips like Ripogenus Gorge and the Debsconeag Ice Caves for those who want more adventure! The book is packed with over 40 full-color pages of maps, photos, and information including GPS coordinates of things to see at the site and the history of the two different logging operations that took place at the Tramway Historic District in the early 1900s.Adventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Ghost Trains tells you everything you need to know about hiking to the Ghost Trains of Maine! Wondering where to park, what to bring, or how long the trip will be? Or how much it will cost, what to do if you encounter a moose or bear, and what else you can see while visiting the area? All that and more is covered in the Adventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Ghost Trains! You’ll feel confident and prepared to head out into the North Maine Woods region knowing the best time to go, what to bring, and how to stay safe.An Unforgettable ExperienceAdventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Locomotives is a full-color book with detailed maps and directions for driving and hiking to visit the trains. The book includes what to bring and entrance fees into the Northern Maine Woods region, the history of the abandoned locomotives and the two different logging operations that took place here in the early 1900s, and other awesome places to explore and hikes in the area so you can make your trip an epic multi-day adventure! The book also includes GPS coordinates for the parking area, trailhead, and everything you’ll want to see at the site including the well, boarding house foundation, flagpole, benchmarks, and of course, the trains!Never Before Released InformationThe book includes additional information that has never been published like key features of the Tramway Historic District that most people overlook, with GPS coordinates.Order your copy of the Adventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Ghost Trains now and get ready to start planning the adventure of a lifetime for you and your group!Adventure Guide to Maine’s Abandoned Ghost Trains Includes:Detailed driving directions and maps from both Greenville/Kokadjo and Millinocket/MedwayDetailed hiking maps with GPS coordinates of everything to see at Tramway Historic DistrictEntrance fees to the Northern Maine WoodsParking areaTravel timesThings to know before you goWhat to bringOther area side adventures and awesome places to exploreHistory of the locomotivesPhotos of the locomotives and artifacts in the surrounding area***PLEASE NOTE***The information in this book and maps are intended for trip planning purposes only and are not for navigation. Maine’s trails and routes can change daily without notice due to weather conditions, logging operations, landowner requests, etc.
2024 Maine ATV Trail Map Atlas
- 07/22/2026
Ride where the adventure never ends!Adventure is calling and a new ATV season is just around the corner! The Maine 2024 ATV Trail Map includes over 6,000 miles of ATV, UTV and dirt bike trails created from over 100 individual maps to show the most up-to-date and accurate trails possible! Discover new routes, plan scenic day rides, and epic multi-day adventures with the 2024 Maine ATV Trail Map. Now you can plan the adventure of a lifetime for you and your crew! The atlas has over 60 pages of maps and information to help you prepare for your next Maine ATV and dirt bike adventure!Unforgettable Rides and ExperiencesThe map shows Primary Corridor trails, ATV club trails, and access routes for the entire state of Maine! Also included on the map are scenic and awesome hot spots and side trips like Moxie Falls, the Moose Loop, B-52 Crash Site, and dozens of mountaintop climbs and scenic lookouts. Now you can plan ahead to see scenic views and unique landmarks instead of discovering them out on the trail when you’re out of time! The map also includes parking locations and places to get fuel.Order your copy of the Maine 2024 ATV Trail Atlas now and start planning your ATV, UTV or Dirt Bike trip!The 2024 Maine ATV, UTV & Dirt Bike Trail Atlas Includes:Primary Corridor TrailsATV Club TrailsAccess Trails (paved connector trails)Closed Trails (which can re-open)Gas StationsParking LocationsATV Club InformationTrailside ServicesHot Spots, Loop Trails and Side Trips including:Moxie FallsThe Moose LoopMaine’s 11 Multi-Use Rail TrailsB-52 Crash SiteLow’s Covered BridgeMountaintop Climbs & LookoutsScenic OverlooksMany more remote historic sites and natural landmarks!Terrain Features & Elevation***PLEASE NOTE***These maps are intended for trip planning purposes only and are not for navigation. Maine’s ATV & Dirt Bike trail routes change daily due to weather conditions, logging operations, landowner requests, etc.Always contact local ATV clubs for the most updated information on trail routes and closures!