People of all ages and athletic abilities who are looking for adventure will be delighted by white water rafting. Spring Rafting may be a little cold but this is one of the best times to hit the white water! Most large river releases occur in the earlier part of the season (May & June) Daily trips are scheduled for the Kennebec, Dead, and Penobscot Rivers from late April to mid-October. The Dead River run offers the longest stretch of continuous whitewater in the New England area. If you are looking for a family adventure this season, we have some of the best Maine white water rafting opportunities right here.

Spring fishing in the Jackman region is Awesome! After ice out, the ponds and streams produce some open water fishing opportunities that will send you scrambling for your favorite lure. Whatever type of fishing experience you are looking for this summer, the numerous lakes, streams and rivers in the Jackman-Moose River Region can offer hours of fishing enjoyment for the beginner or the experienced angler. You are sure to catch brook trout, Lake trout, land locked Salmon, and splake in our waters, that is, of course, depending on your luck.

Are you looking for the best ATV trails in Maine? The Jackman-Moose River Region has over 300 miles that will provide you with hours, and even days of riding. Explore acres of unspoiled wilderness, ride up to scenic vistas, and even, ride into Quebec.

ATV trails are open May through November giving you ample opportunity to ride with your family and friends, enjoy our ATV events, take in the incredible New England Fall Foliage or use your ATV to find remote areas to fish or hunt in the region.

The Jackman-Moose River area's various water ways offer excellent boating opportunities for you and your family to enjoy whether you bring your own boat or rent one from a business in town. Enjoy a leisurely ride, go fishing with a motor boat, or explore the many waterways off of our lakes and ponds with a canoe or kayak. Pack a picnic lunch and experience nature at its finest.

Have fun on the water for a few hours or plan a weekend trip down a river camping and hiking along the way. Come on up and enjoy our waters!

Explore the forest and mountains surrounding the Moose River valley…with your own two feet! There are designated hiking trails that offer moderate to strenuous workouts. They will take you over varying terrain and up to some of the most incredible vistas. Do not forget your camera to capture the views and a container to collect some wild berries you will find on many the trails in late summer. Pack up a lunch, plenty of water and take a hike!

This is one of the most favorite "sports" in our region. Visitors frequently go out for rides to the most popular moose areas and sit for hours hoping to see this magnificent creature. Although you may see one along the roads any time of the year, May, June, July, September and October are the prime months.

As the summer fun comes to an end, the adventure and simple pleasures continues into the fall season. Visit this beautiful area in early fall to enjoy our spectacular New England Fall foliage.

As you travel north on US route 201 from Skowhegan, you will see the seasons change right before your eyes as the farther north you go, the more vibrant the colors will be; truly a feast for your eyes and your camera. Peak season is usually late September and the first week of October.

Hunting season begins as early as late August for some wildlife and extends through winter for others. The white tailed deer, bear, moose, ruffed grouse, woodcock, hare and coyotes are the most commonly sought species. The Jackman-Moose River Region is rich in game and opportunities for this time honored sport with un-crowded hunting opportunities as the rule.