Stratton-Eustis Activities

Scenic Byway Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
- State Route 27 goes through many historic and beautiful areas and stretches all the way to the Canadian border.

Carrabassett Region NEMBA (New England Mountain Bicycle Association) 3001 Outdoor Center Rd, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 | (800) 576-3622
- “Sustainable mountain bike trail network in Carrabassett Valley and surrounding areas. This is our playground. Come ride with us!”

Cathedral Pines 945 The Arnold Trail, Eustis, ME 04936 | (207) 246-3491
- A campground with a free public beach and dock for swimming.

Bigelow Fields Coplin Plantation, ME 04970 | (207) 246-2177
- Who knew there was a bison farm in the western mountains! It would be fun to see the bison, especially if there were babies around. And, they are starting a wonderful artisan bread business! Check our our Small Business Success Story featuring Bigelow Fields here!

Moose Meadows Golf Course 485 Rangeley Rd, Stratton, ME 04982 | (207) 864-2783
- This unique golf course is built and maintained by the community. It offers a family-friendly, affordable golfing experience on well-maintained greens with beautiful surroundings, and operates on the honor system! Check out this video!

Appalachian Trail Stratton, ME 04982
- There is a dedicated parking lot for the Appalachian Trail on Route 27 about 5 miles south of Stratton. From this parking lot, you can cross the road and hike the AT across the Bigelow Preserve ridge or head towards Sugarloaf and Rangeley.
Bigelow Mountain Range Stratton, ME 04982 | (207) 778-8231
- The Bigelow Preserve is a 36,000-acre natural area great for hiking, biking, etc. The entrance in Stratton is at the very end of School Street.
Cranberry Peak Trail Stratton, ME 04982 | (207) 778-8231
- A moderate to advanced difficulty trail that is 9.2 miles in length, which starts in Eustis and connects to the Appalachian Trail.
Click here to see most of the hiking trails near Stratton.

Dead River Historical Society 171 Main St, Stratton, ME 04982
- This classic building houses a wonderful collection of artifacts, pictures, furniture, and more of the Dead River area including the lost villages of Flagstaff Lake. The Flagstaff and Dead River villages were lovely mountain towns with farms, schools, and general stores. The villages disappeared when the valley was flooded to bring in hydro-electric power.

Bigelow Preserve Road School St, Stratton, ME 04982 | (207) 778-8231
- Ski here by taking the road all the way until it ends at the preserve. Park on the side and ski!
Sugarloaf 5092 Sugarloaf Access Rd, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 | (207) 237-2000
- A phenomenal resort located just eight miles down the road.

Cathedral Pines 945 The Arnold Trail, Eustis, ME 04936 | (207) 246-3491
- A campground with a free public beach and dock for swimming.
Maine Huts & Trails Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947| (207) 265-2400
- There is so much to explore and activities take part in, such as paddling, swimming, and fishing!
Northern Forest Canoe Trail Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 | (802) 496-2285
- 740 miles of marked canoe trails stretching from New York to Fort Kent in Maine.

Bird Watching Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 | (888) 688-0099
- If you visit any of the hiking or boating locations, you will see LOTS of birds including eagles!
Maine Huts & Trails Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947| (207) 265-2400
- The beautiful trails provide a perfect spot for bird watching!
Moose Watching Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
- Everyone wants to see a moose. We have found that the best place to do this is to take a drive down Route 16 from Stratton to Rangeley at either dusk or dawn. We often see moose along this road, but be careful!