Welcome! The Jackman-Moose River Region Chamber of Commerce invites you to visit our world of scenic beauty, great year round recreation and quiet splendor.
Local: (207) 668-4171
Toll-Free: (888) 633-5225
Our historic lodge and cabins offer you beautifully appointed accommodations, genuine Maine hospitality, and access to unlimited outdoor adventure. Book your stay with us now for an experience you will always remember.
On the Shores of Lake Parlin, aka Parlin Pond-10 mi south of Jackman on 201-snowmobile right from your door. Located directly on ITS 89 with easy access to ITS 87. Modern cabins have full kitchens, satellite TV, and WIFI. Restaurant open January-March.
The trails in Maine can officially open December 15th but as of yet, we have not heard a definite date for our region. We were told that most trails were marked before the snow fell, which is good, and also that some areas are being panned but no gro...
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snowmobile trail conditions!
Jackman and Moose River have been catering to snowmobilers for over 20 years. The snowmobile trails are ideally located for access to accommodations, restaurants and services of all kinds. From the Jackman -Moose River Region, the ITS trails can take you North into the Province of Quebec, South to the Forks, Eustis and Rangeley, or East to the northeast Carry, Rockwood, Greenville and beyond. There is no region of Maine that cannot be reached by snowmobile from Jackman. (that is if THEY have snow!) Get our up to date trail reports!
Ice fishing is an extremely popular sport. The Lakes and Ponds in the region: Big Wood Lake, Little Big Wood, Holeb Pond, Long Pond and Spencer Lake, are usually thick enough to travel on by season open (January 1st) and stay frozen well into March.
Even at night, you may see lights scattered over the lake as Big Wood is especially noted for its large Cusk population. Other common fish are Salmon, togue, Brook trout, and splake. Be sure to enter the local fishing derby or take advantage of Maine's Free Fishing Days in February! Children of all ages get a thrill to see their flags pop up hoping that they got "the big one"
Who says that hiking is only a summer sport? Not in Jackman. Put on your snowshoes and take a hike! Follow summer hiking or bike trails and enjoy nature walking atop fluffy white snow amidst tall evergreens, blue skies, and perfect serenity.
The Jackman-Moose River Region is rich in game and opportunities for hunting and trapping throughout the winter season. Deer season (muzzleloader) continues through December as well as for Grouse and Quail. As the snow falls, you can hunt Snowshoe Hare through March, Bobcat and Fox through February and the Eastern Coyote have no closed season. All will have the prime pelts in winter and are a challenge for the avid hunter or trapper.
Geocaching is "a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices." There are about 26 locations in this region, many are accessible in the winter via snowmobile or snowshoe. Before you visit Jackman, look up the caches in our zip code of 04945 to participate in the hunt. Don't forget to bring something to leave in the geocache. This is great fun for families.
You do not need to have a rifle or a GPS device to enjoy hunting in Maine. The winter scenery in this region can be captured with your camera too. Take a shot at wildlife, trees covered with snow, a babbling brook meander around thick ice and snow covered ground or best of all, capture the good times you have while visiting the Jackman-Moose River region.
Jackman-Moose River Region Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 368 Jackman, Maine 04945
Local: 207-668-4171
or Toll Free: 888-633-5225
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